railroad tunnel (Meaning)

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railroad tunnel (n)

a tunnel through which the railroad track runs

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The dilapidated railroad tunnel echoed with the mournful wail of an old steam locomotive.
The train rumbled through the dark and claustrophobic railroad tunnel, the windows rattling from the intense pressure.
The construction of the railroad tunnel involved blasting through solid rock, a herculean task that took years to complete.
The old railroad tunnel was a notorious haunt for ghostly apparitions, sending shivers down the spines of those who ventured inside.
The sleek high-speed bullet train disappeared into the railroad tunnel, leaving only a faint whoosh in its wake.
The railroad tunnel was a crucial connection between two isolated towns, enabling them to trade goods and exchange ideas.
The engineers ingeniously designed the railroad tunnel to withstand the most extreme environmental conditions.
The railroad tunnel provided shelter from the relentless rain, offering travelers a respite from the inclement weather.
Graffiti adorned the walls of the abandoned railroad tunnel, a testament to the lives and journeys of generations past.
The railroad tunnel was a symbol of human ingenuity and the power of transportation to connect people and places.

a tunnel through which the railroad track runs

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The dilapidated railroad tunnel echoed with the mournful wail of an old steam locomotive.

The train rumbled through the dark and claustrophobic railroad tunnel, the windows rattling from the intense pressure.

The construction of the railroad tunnel involved blasting through solid rock, a herculean task that took years to complete.

The old railroad tunnel was a notorious haunt for ghostly apparitions, sending shivers down the spines of those who ventured inside.