tupik (Meaning)
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tupik (n)
tent that is an Eskimo summer dwelling
Synonyms & Antonyms of tupik
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tupik Sentence Examples
- The hikers stumbled upon a dead-end ravine (tupik) that forced them to retrace their steps.
- The river meanders through the forest, forming numerous oxbow lakes and salty tupiks.
- The community resides in a remote tupik, accessible only by boat or helicopter.
- The narrow passage led to a tupik, trapping the explorers within its confines.
- The city's once-bustling district has become a social tupik, marred by poverty and despair.
- The tupik stretches for miles, with sheer cliffs on both sides, creating a sense of isolation.
- The animal was driven into a tupik by the relentless pursuit of its predators.
- The government's economic policies have led the country into a financial tupik.
- The relationship reached a tupik, with both parties unable to resolve their differences.
- The researchers encountered a scientific tupik, unable to find any solution to the perplexing problem.
FAQs About the word tupik
tent that is an Eskimo summer dwelling
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hikers stumbled upon a dead-end ravine (tupik) that forced them to retrace their steps.
The river meanders through the forest, forming numerous oxbow lakes and salty tupiks.
The community resides in a remote tupik, accessible only by boat or helicopter.
The narrow passage led to a tupik, trapping the explorers within its confines.
