watercourse (Meaning)
watercourse (n)
natural or artificial channel through which water flows
a natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth
a conduit through which water flows
watercourse (n.)
One of the holes in floor or other plates to permit water to flow through.
Synonyms & Antonyms of watercourse
watercourse Sentence Examples
- The meandering watercourse flowed gracefully through the lush meadow.
- The narrow watercourse snaked its way through the dense undergrowth.
- The bubbling watercourse provided a refreshing respite from the summer heat.
- The swollen watercourse threatened to overflow its banks during the heavy rainfall.
- The construction of the dam diverted the watercourse, altering the ecosystem.
- The polluted watercourse posed a significant environmental hazard to the surrounding wildlife.
- The watercourse was a natural boundary, separating two neighboring communities.
- The bridge spanned the wide watercourse, connecting both sides of the river.
- The engineers carefully designed the bridge to withstand the force of the watercourse during floods.
- The watercourse served as a vital source of irrigation for the surrounding farmland.
FAQs About the word watercourse
natural or artificial channel through which water flows, a natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth, a conduit through which water flowsOne o
canal, aqueduct, racecourse, flume,waterway, raceway, conduit, river, gutter, sluice
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The meandering watercourse flowed gracefully through the lush meadow.
The narrow watercourse snaked its way through the dense undergrowth.
The bubbling watercourse provided a refreshing respite from the summer heat.
The swollen watercourse threatened to overflow its banks during the heavy rainfall.
