saltern Synonyms
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saltern Meaning
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saltern (n.)
A building or place where salt is made by boiling or by evaporation; salt works.
saltern Sentence Examples
- The saltern gleamed in the sunlight, its white salt shimmering like diamonds.
- The workers toiled relentlessly in the saltern, harvesting the precious salt crystals.
- The ancient saltern, dating back centuries, was a testament to the region's salt-making heritage.
- The salty aroma of the saltern permeated the air, a pungent reminder of the natural process occurring within.
- The saltern was a sanctuary for migratory birds, who flocked to its salt-laden waters.
- The nearby town relied heavily on the saltern, its economy intertwined with the production and sale of salt.
- The saltern's vast salt flats extended as far as the eye could see, a surreal and mesmerizing landscape.
- The construction of the saltern involved meticulous engineering to control the flow of water and evaporation.
- The saltern's unique ecosystem supported a diverse array of plant and animal life adapted to its salty environment.
- The abandoned saltern stood as a haunting reminder of a once-thriving industry that had shaped the region's history.
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A building or place where salt is made by boiling or by evaporation; salt works.
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The saltern gleamed in the sunlight, its white salt shimmering like diamonds.
The workers toiled relentlessly in the saltern, harvesting the precious salt crystals.
The ancient saltern, dating back centuries, was a testament to the region's salt-making heritage.
The salty aroma of the saltern permeated the air, a pungent reminder of the natural process occurring within.
