pit-hole Antonyms
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Meaning of pit-hole
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pit-hole (n.)
A pit; a pockmark.
pit-hole Sentence Examples
- The pit-hole in the backyard posed a potential hazard for the unsuspecting children playing nearby.
- The historian carefully navigated the pit-holes of biased accounts to uncover the true narrative of the past.
- The aspiring entrepreneur faced numerous pit-holes in their business venture, but their determination remained unshaken.
- The trapdoor opened, revealing a treacherous pit-hole that could easily swallow a careless individual.
- The expedition into the ancient ruins was fraught with pit-holes that challenged the explorers' every step.
- The politician's reputation was tarnished by a pit-hole of corruption allegations.
- The scientist meticulously avoided the pit-holes of flawed research methods, ensuring the accuracy of their findings.
- The financial crisis exposed numerous pit-holes in the global economic system.
- The pit-holes of addiction threatened to derail the young woman's life, but she found support and a way out.
- The pit-hole in the asphalt proved to be a dangerous obstacle for the unwary driver.
FAQs About the word pit-hole
A pit; a pockmark.
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No antonyms found.
The pit-hole in the backyard posed a potential hazard for the unsuspecting children playing nearby.
The historian carefully navigated the pit-holes of biased accounts to uncover the true narrative of the past.
The aspiring entrepreneur faced numerous pit-holes in their business venture, but their determination remained unshaken.
The trapdoor opened, revealing a treacherous pit-hole that could easily swallow a careless individual.
