shacks (Meaning)
shacks
hut, shanty, a room or similar enclosed structure for a particular person or use
Synonyms & Antonyms of shacks
shacks Sentence Examples
- The dilapidated shacks on the outskirts of town provided shelter for the impoverished families.
- The wooden shacks creaked and groaned in the wind, their flimsy walls offering little protection from the elements.
- The shacks were built haphazardly, with uneven roofs and crooked doors.
- The overcrowded shacks lacked basic amenities, leaving residents with no access to running water or electricity.
- Despite their humble appearance, the shacks held the dreams and aspirations of those who lived within them.
- The shacks served as a temporary refuge for migrants and refugees seeking a better life.
- The government promised to demolish the shacks and replace them with affordable housing, but the plans remained unfulfilled.
- The shacks became a breeding ground for crime and disease, posing a threat to public health.
- Preservationists rallied to save the historic shacks, arguing that they represented a unique architectural heritage.
- The shacks stood as a testament to the resilience and determination of those who lived in them, enduring poverty and hardship with dignity.
FAQs About the word shacks
hut, shanty, a room or similar enclosed structure for a particular person or use
huts, cabins, camps, cottages,shanties, hooches, tents, hutments, hootches, hovels
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The dilapidated shacks on the outskirts of town provided shelter for the impoverished families.
The wooden shacks creaked and groaned in the wind, their flimsy walls offering little protection from the elements.
The shacks were built haphazardly, with uneven roofs and crooked doors.
The overcrowded shacks lacked basic amenities, leaving residents with no access to running water or electricity.
