rucksack (Meaning)
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rucksack (n)
a bag carried by a strap on your back or shoulder
Synonyms & Antonyms of rucksack
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rucksack Sentence Examples
- The hiker carried a heavy rucksack filled with supplies for the expedition.
- The student's rucksack was overflowing with textbooks and assignments.
- The explorer strapped on a sturdy rucksack designed for rugged terrain.
- The traveler packed essential items into the compact rucksack to avoid excess baggage.
- The scout's rucksack held a first-aid kit, compass, and flashlight for emergencies.
- The soldier wore a camouflage rucksack to conceal equipment during missions.
- The backpacker's rucksack was a portable home, storing everything they needed for an extended journey.
- The minimalist chose a small rucksack to reduce weight and carry only necessities.
- The adventurer's rucksack held a sleeping bag, tent, and cooking utensils for outdoor adventures.
- The courier delivered a confidential package in a discreet rucksack to maintain security.
FAQs About the word rucksack
a bag carried by a strap on your back or shoulder
backpack, pack,suitcase, packsack, kit bag, knapsack, carryall, holdall, portmanteau, school bag
No antonyms found.
The hiker carried a heavy rucksack filled with supplies for the expedition.
The student's rucksack was overflowing with textbooks and assignments.
The explorer strapped on a sturdy rucksack designed for rugged terrain.
The traveler packed essential items into the compact rucksack to avoid excess baggage.
