sault (Meaning)
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sault (n.)
A rapid in some rivers; as, the Ste. Marie.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sault
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sault Sentence Examples
- The sault of the river was a breathtaking sight, its waters crashing over a series of cascading falls.
- The hikers were amazed by the sault, where the river plunged through a narrow gorge with deafening thunder.
- The sault created a mesmerizing whirlpool that spun and churned below the falls.
- The native legends spoke of a great spirit dwelling in the sault, its power echoing through the surrounding mountains.
- The sault was a popular destination for kayakers and rafters, who sought to navigate its turbulent currents.
- The sault served as a natural boundary between two warring tribes, its roar drowning out the sound of their conflicts.
- The sault was a reminder of the immense forces at play in nature, its power humbling all who witnessed it.
- The sault had been sculpted over centuries by the relentless flow of water, shaping the surrounding landscape.
- The sault was a source of awe and wonder for poets and painters, who captured its beauty in their works.
- The sault had a mesmerizing effect on its observers, its thunderous roar and swirling waters drawing them in and holding them captive.
FAQs About the word sault
A rapid in some rivers; as, the Ste. Marie.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sault of the river was a breathtaking sight, its waters crashing over a series of cascading falls.
The hikers were amazed by the sault, where the river plunged through a narrow gorge with deafening thunder.
The sault created a mesmerizing whirlpool that spun and churned below the falls.
The native legends spoke of a great spirit dwelling in the sault, its power echoing through the surrounding mountains.
