refossion (Meaning)
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refossion (n.)
The act of digging up again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of refossion
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refossion Sentence Examples
- The refossion in the sewer line caused significant flooding in the neighborhood.
- The construction crew discovered a refossion in the underground pipe, delaying the project.
- The refossion in the ancient Roman aqueduct led to a water shortage in the city.
- The team encountered an unexpected refossion in the drilling process, necessitating a change in plans.
- The refossion in the oil pipeline led to a temporary shutdown of operations.
- The refossion in the gas line posed a safety hazard, requiring immediate repair.
- The refossion in the drain pipe caused an unpleasant odor in the bathroom.
- The archaeologist found a refossion in the foundation of a collapsed building, indicating structural damage.
- The refossion in the electrical conduit caused a power outage in the area.
- The refossion in the irrigation system resulted in crop damage and financial loss for the farmer.
FAQs About the word refossion
The act of digging up again.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The refossion in the sewer line caused significant flooding in the neighborhood.
The construction crew discovered a refossion in the underground pipe, delaying the project.
The refossion in the ancient Roman aqueduct led to a water shortage in the city.
The team encountered an unexpected refossion in the drilling process, necessitating a change in plans.
