monticule Antonyms
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Meaning of monticule
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monticule (n.)
See Monticle.
monticule Sentence Examples
- The rocky monticule protruded from the barren landscape like a solitary sentinel.
- The lush vegetation covering the monticule contrasted sharply with the surrounding aridity.
- The ancient ruins atop the monticule provided a tantalizing glimpse into a forgotten civilization.
- The children skipped and played on the gentle slopes of the monticule, their laughter echoing through the air.
- The archaeologist meticulously excavated the monticule, uncovering layers of history with each stroke of her trowel.
- The hiker stumbled upon the monticule, its rugged exterior concealing a hidden cave filled with sparkling crystals.
- The monticule served as a natural amphitheater for outdoor concerts, its acoustics amplifying the music throughout the valley.
- The artist sketched the undulating shape of the monticule, capturing its subtle nuances and textures.
- The ants swarmed over the monticule, their tiny bodies creating a bustling microcosm of life.
- The monticule stood as a testament to the enduring power of nature, having weathered countless storms and witnessed the passage of time.
FAQs About the word monticule
See Monticle.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rocky monticule protruded from the barren landscape like a solitary sentinel.
The lush vegetation covering the monticule contrasted sharply with the surrounding aridity.
The ancient ruins atop the monticule provided a tantalizing glimpse into a forgotten civilization.
The children skipped and played on the gentle slopes of the monticule, their laughter echoing through the air.
