truckload (Meaning)
truckload
the minimum weight required for shipping at truckload rates, a large amount, a load or amount that fills or could fill a truck
Synonyms & Antonyms of truckload
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Synonyms:
- fistful
- thousands
- all kinds (of)
- peck
- bushel
- reams
- yard
- lashings
- stack
- quite a bit
- pack
- abundance
- mess
- spate
- store
- mountain
- oodles
- boatload
- much
- multiplicity
- bucket
- gobs
- raft
- barrel
- profusion
- potful
- passel
- pot
- basketful
- carload
- shipload
- hundred
- mass
- volume
- good deal
- plateful
- bundle
- heap
- sheaf
- myriad
- plenitude
- wad
- scads
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Synonyms:
- epidemic
- horde
- herd
- overflow
- superfluity
- flood
- sight
- plague
- press
- flock
- zillion
- legion
- embarrassment
- drove
- plethora
- swarm
- excess
- plentitude
- sea
- crowd
- deluge
- superabundance
- overkill
- army
- cram
- multitude
- bevy
- throng
- redundancy
- million
- crush
- overage
- lashins
- bonanza
- surfeit
- host
- score
- oversupply
- overabundance
- surplus
- rash
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truckload Sentence Examples
- The construction site received a truckload of concrete to pour the foundation.
- The farmer's market was overflowing with a truckload of fresh produce.
- The charity organization collected a truckload of donations for families in need.
- The military base shipped a truckload of equipment to the front lines.
- The garbage collectors hauled away a truckload of discarded items.
- The furniture store delivered a truckload of sofas to the new office building.
- The amusement park purchased a truckload of popcorn to supply its concession stands.
- The school cafeteria ordered a truckload of apples to distribute to students.
- The construction crew unloaded a truckload of bricks for building the new wall.
- The donation center received a truckload of toys to distribute to underprivileged children.
FAQs About the word truckload
the minimum weight required for shipping at truckload rates, a large amount, a load or amount that fills or could fill a truck
loads, pile, dozen, slew, chunk, bunch, wealth, plenty, deal, quantity
trace, modicum, taste, scrap, glimmer, mite, suspicion, strain, shred, ray
The construction site received a truckload of concrete to pour the foundation.
The farmer's market was overflowing with a truckload of fresh produce.
The charity organization collected a truckload of donations for families in need.
The military base shipped a truckload of equipment to the front lines.
