snowbank Synonyms
snowbank Meaning
Wordnet
snowbank (n)
a mound or heap of snow
snowbank Sentence Examples
- Children gleefully sledded down the towering snowbank that had accumulated on the frozen hill.
- The snowbank outside the window cast an ethereal glow, illuminating the room with a soft wintery light.
- The delivery truck struggled to navigate the icy streets, its tires slipping dangerously on the relentless snowbanks.
- As the storm raged, snowbanks grew to enormous proportions, creating a surreal and treacherous landscape.
- The farmers used the tall snowbanks as protection for their livestock from the biting cold.
- The snowbank outside the school entrance had become an impromptu play area for students during recess.
- The snowbank acted as a natural sound barrier, muffling the city's noise and creating a peaceful ambiance.
- The car's tires became entangled in the deep snowbank, leaving it stranded on the side of the isolated road.
- Snowbanks along the highway provided a stark contrast to the barren winter fields.
- The snowbank on the roof of the house threatened to collapse under its own weight, posing a safety hazard.
FAQs About the word snowbank
a mound or heap of snow
snowdrift, bank, bar,drift, sandbar, embankment, mountain, mound, tuft, stack
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Children gleefully sledded down the towering snowbank that had accumulated on the frozen hill.
The snowbank outside the window cast an ethereal glow, illuminating the room with a soft wintery light.
The delivery truck struggled to navigate the icy streets, its tires slipping dangerously on the relentless snowbanks.
As the storm raged, snowbanks grew to enormous proportions, creating a surreal and treacherous landscape.
