sloam (Meaning)
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sloam (n.)
A layer of earth between coal seams.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sloam
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sloam Sentence Examples
- The sloam in the riverbed was pungent and reminiscent of decaying vegetation.
- The archaeologist carefully brushed away the sloam to expose the ancient artifacts beneath.
- The swampy area was characterized by a thick layer of sloam that made walking treacherous.
- The sloam-covered fields provided fertile ground for growing crops.
- The river's relentless flow gradually eroded the sloam, exposing the rocky riverbed.
- The sloam held a wealth of organic matter, indicating a rich ecosystem beneath the surface.
- The decaying plants and animals in the sloam created a pungent odor that wafted through the air.
- The sloam acted as a natural filter, purifying the water that flowed through it.
- The sloam supported a diverse community of microorganisms, essential for the health of the ecosystem.
- The sloam played a crucial role in the ecological balance of the wetland area.
FAQs About the word sloam
A layer of earth between coal seams.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sloam in the riverbed was pungent and reminiscent of decaying vegetation.
The archaeologist carefully brushed away the sloam to expose the ancient artifacts beneath.
The swampy area was characterized by a thick layer of sloam that made walking treacherous.
The sloam-covered fields provided fertile ground for growing crops.
