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Meaning of smokestacks
smokestacks
of, relating to, being, or characterized by manufacturing and especially heavy industry, a large chimney or pipe for carrying away smoke (as on a factory or ship), a pipe or funnel through which smoke and gases are discharged
smokestacks Sentence Examples
- The towering smokestacks of the factory belched thick black smoke into the sky.
- The factory's smokestacks stood like sentinels, marking the city's industrial history.
- The plumes of smoke from the smokestacks hung heavy in the air, casting an oppressive pall over the neighborhood.
- The old mill's smokestacks were once a symbol of prosperity, but now they stood as relics of a bygone era.
- The smokestacks of the power plant glowed with an eerie orange light against the night sky.
- The vapors rising from the smokestacks created a thick fog that obscured the surroundings.
- The chimneys and smokestacks of the industrial complex formed a jagged skyline.
- The rusted smokestacks of the abandoned factory were a testament to the ravages of time.
- The smokestacks of the chemical plant emitted a pungent odor that permeated the entire town.
- The smokestacks on the horizon marked the outskirts of the bustling metropolis.
FAQs About the word smokestacks
of, relating to, being, or characterized by manufacturing and especially heavy industry, a large chimney or pipe for carrying away smoke (as on a factory or shi
chimneys, pipes, tiles, penstocks, conduits, ducts, troughs, pipings, funnels, chimney stacks
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The towering smokestacks of the factory belched thick black smoke into the sky.
The factory's smokestacks stood like sentinels, marking the city's industrial history.
The plumes of smoke from the smokestacks hung heavy in the air, casting an oppressive pall over the neighborhood.
The old mill's smokestacks were once a symbol of prosperity, but now they stood as relics of a bygone era.
