shovelling (Meaning)

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shovelling ()

of Shovel

No strong syonyms found.

No strong antonyms found.

The ground became treacherous after the storm, forcing locals to spend hours shovelling snow to clear their paths.
The construction workers laboured tirelessly, shovelling large amounts of dirt and debris from the site.
As the blizzard raged, the farmers desperately shovelled snow from their barns to prevent the livestock from freezing.
The children had a blast shovelling snow together, building a massive fort in their backyard.
The paramedics worked diligently, shovelling through the rubble of the collapsed building to rescue survivors.
The archaeology students spent days shovelling sand and soil at the excavation site, uncovering ancient artifacts.
The wildfire caused extensive damage, and firefighters spent countless hours shovelling embers and burning debris.
The miners were forced to shovel through layers of rock and sediment to reach the valuable minerals.
The gardeners spent their weekends shovelling compost and manure into their vegetable beds, preparing for the growing season.
The snowploughs worked tirelessly throughout the night, shovelling tons of snow from the roads to ensure safe passage for vehicles.

of Shovel

digging,excavating,, clawing,dredging, spading, scooping, burrowing, mining, delving

filling (in), filling (in),,smoothing (out or over), smoothing (out or over)

The ground became treacherous after the storm, forcing locals to spend hours shovelling snow to clear their paths.

The construction workers laboured tirelessly, shovelling large amounts of dirt and debris from the site.

As the blizzard raged, the farmers desperately shovelled snow from their barns to prevent the livestock from freezing.

The children had a blast shovelling snow together, building a massive fort in their backyard.