peninsulating (Meaning)
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peninsulating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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peninsulating Sentence Examples
- The isthmus peninsulating the northern and southern portions of the continent created a strategic military position.
- The slender peninsula peninsulating the bay provided sheltered waters for the fishing fleet.
- The winding coastline peninsulated numerous small islands, forming a jigsaw of turquoise waters and verdant landmasses.
- The mountainous region peninsulated the valley, creating a natural barrier that isolated its inhabitants.
- The sprawling wetland peninsulated the city, dividing it into distinct neighborhoods.
- The narrow strait peninsulated the island from the mainland, limiting access to its coastal communities.
- The tectonic plates peninsulated the subcontinent, resulting in a unique geological formation.
- The delta of the mighty river peninsulated the coastal plain, forming a fertile alluvial fan.
- The ancient city was peninsulated by two rivers, providing natural defenses and abundant water resources.
- The coastal road peninsulated the peninsula, winding along its rugged coastline and offering breathtaking ocean views.
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The isthmus peninsulating the northern and southern portions of the continent created a strategic military position.
The slender peninsula peninsulating the bay provided sheltered waters for the fishing fleet.
The winding coastline peninsulated numerous small islands, forming a jigsaw of turquoise waters and verdant landmasses.
The mountainous region peninsulated the valley, creating a natural barrier that isolated its inhabitants.
