swale (Meaning)
Wordnet
swale (n)
a low area (especially a marshy area between ridges)
Synonyms & Antonyms of swale
swale Sentence Examples
- The lush swale meandered through the meadow, a verdant ribbon amidst the vibrant wildflowers.
- Cattle grazed peacefully in the sheltered swale, their hooves leaving faint impressions in the soft earth.
- The gentle slope of the swale invited hikers to explore its hidden treasures and secluded nooks.
- The murmuring creek that flowed through the swale provided a soothing soundtrack for weary travelers.
- After a heavy rainfall, the swale transformed into a temporary lake, reflecting the sky in its glassy surface.
- The shallow swale made an ideal spot for planting water-loving plants, their roots spreading in the nutrient-rich soil.
- Archeologists excavated an ancient settlement in the swale, uncovering remnants of a thriving civilization.
- Erosion gradually carved the swale into its distinctive U-shape, a testament to the relentless forces of nature.
- The swale served as a natural boundary between two neighboring farms, its vegetation a buffer against trespassing livestock.
- The overgrown swale became a haven for wildlife, providing shelter and nourishment for various creatures.
FAQs About the word swale
a low area (especially a marshy area between ridges)
swampland, marshland, bog, slough,marsh, wetland, swamp, fen, wash, muskeg
No antonyms found.
The lush swale meandered through the meadow, a verdant ribbon amidst the vibrant wildflowers.
Cattle grazed peacefully in the sheltered swale, their hooves leaving faint impressions in the soft earth.
The gentle slope of the swale invited hikers to explore its hidden treasures and secluded nooks.
The murmuring creek that flowed through the swale provided a soothing soundtrack for weary travelers.
