mines Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- wellsprings
- storehouses
- treasure-troves
- stashes
- treasure-houses
- hoards
- cornucopias
- mother-lodes
- armories
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mines Meaning
mines
undermine, that which belongs to me, my one, an ore deposit, a rich source of supply, a pit or excavation in the earth from which mineral substances are taken, my, to dig or form mines under a place, to burrow beneath the surface of, to process for obtaining a natural constituent, to create or obtain more units of (a cryptocurrency) through a cryptographic process, to obtain from a mine, an explosive device placed in the ground or water and set to explode when disturbed, a pit or tunnel from which minerals (as coal, gold, or diamonds) are taken, a rich source, to place military mines in, on, or under, to dig into for ore or metal, a subterranean passage under an enemy position, to dig under to gain access or cause the collapse of (an enemy position), to lay military mines in or under, to get (something, such as ore) from the earth, to seek valuable material in, an encased explosive that is placed in the ground or in water and set to explode when disturbed, to dig a mine, an underground passage dug beneath an enemy position, a deposit of ore, to work in a mine, to extract from a source
mines Sentence Examples
- The soldiers cautiously approached the minefield to avoid triggering any mines.
- The miners worked diligently to extract valuable minerals from the mines.
- The submarine avoided detection by laying underwater mines in the enemy's path.
- The road was closed due to concerns about hidden mines left over from the war.
- The geologist studied the rock formations to locate potential gold mines.
- The gem dealer purchased rough diamonds from small-scale mines in Africa.
- The farmers discovered unexploded mines on their property, posing a serious safety hazard.
- The salt mines in the Himalayas provide a livelihood for local communities.
- The engineers built a perimeter fence around the mine to prevent trespassers from accessing dangerous areas.
- The mining industry has a long history of environmental degradation and worker exploitation.
FAQs About the word mines
undermine, that which belongs to me, my one, an ore deposit, a rich source of supply, a pit or excavation in the earth from which mineral substances are taken,
repositories, gold mines, argosies, wellsprings, storehouses,treasure troves, stashes, treasure-houses, hoards, cornucopias
black holes,sinkholes,
The soldiers cautiously approached the minefield to avoid triggering any mines.
The miners worked diligently to extract valuable minerals from the mines.
The submarine avoided detection by laying underwater mines in the enemy's path.
The road was closed due to concerns about hidden mines left over from the war.
