rubbly Synonyms
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rubbly Meaning
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rubbly (a.)
Relating to, or containing, rubble.
rubbly Sentence Examples
- The rubble-strewn street was a testament to the force of the earthquake.
- The children's shoes were covered in rubbly dirt after their day of playing.
- The rubbly remnants of the demolished building stood as a haunting reminder of the destruction.
- The archaeologist carefully excavated the rubbly soil, searching for ancient artifacts.
- The rubble pile obscured the entrance to the cave, making it inaccessible.
- The landslide left behind a trail of rubbly debris, blocking the road.
- The rubbly surface of the moon made it difficult for astronauts to walk.
- The old house was crumbling into rubbly ruins, its walls covered in ivy.
- The rubbly ground beneath the tree was damp and soft after the rain.
- The rubbly path led through the overgrown forest to a hidden clearing.
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Relating to, or containing, rubble.
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The rubble-strewn street was a testament to the force of the earthquake.
The children's shoes were covered in rubbly dirt after their day of playing.
The rubbly remnants of the demolished building stood as a haunting reminder of the destruction.
The archaeologist carefully excavated the rubbly soil, searching for ancient artifacts.
