vermination (Meaning)
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vermination (n.)
The generation or breeding of vermin.
A griping of the bowels.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vermination
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
vermination Sentence Examples
- The vermination of the neglected cellar became a significant concern for the homeowner.
- The medieval city faced issues of vermination in crowded areas with inadequate waste disposal systems.
- Proper sanitation practices were crucial in preventing the vermination of public spaces during historical times.
- The storage facility implemented strict pest control measures to prevent the vermination of stored goods.
- In times of war, refugee camps often struggled with the vermination of temporary shelters.
- The poor drainage system in the ancient city led to the vermination of the streets during heavy rainfall.
- The abandoned building, left unchecked, experienced vermination as rodents and insects found refuge.
- The overcrowded prison struggled with the vermination of cells, creating unhygienic conditions for inmates.
- Historical records indicate that cities in the past implemented various measures to combat the vermination of public spaces.
- The lack of proper waste management in the 19th century contributed to the vermination of urban areas, leading to health hazards.
FAQs About the word vermination
The generation or breeding of vermin., A griping of the bowels.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vermination of the neglected cellar became a significant concern for the homeowner.
The medieval city faced issues of vermination in crowded areas with inadequate waste disposal systems.
Proper sanitation practices were crucial in preventing the vermination of public spaces during historical times.
The storage facility implemented strict pest control measures to prevent the vermination of stored goods.
