solid ground Synonyms
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solid ground Meaning
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solid ground (n)
the solid part of the earth's surface
solid ground Sentence Examples
- The hikers rejoiced as they reached solid ground after days of traversing treacherous mountain slopes.
- The ship navigated through stormy seas, its crew desperately clinging to the hope of solid ground.
- The pilot skillfully landed the plane on solid ground, comforting the anxious passengers.
- After weeks at sea, the sailors yearned for the feeling of solid ground beneath their feet.
- The foundations of the building were laid deep into solid ground to ensure its stability.
- The distraught child's cries became more manageable when they felt the safety of their mother's solid ground.
- The unexpected earthquake caused severe damage, leaving many buildings teetering on the edge of solid ground.
- The stranded climbers anxiously awaited for solid ground to appear as their supplies dwindled.
- As the floodwaters receded, people emerged from their submerged homes, grateful to set foot on solid ground once more.
- The weary traveler sighed with contentment as they finally reached solid ground after a long and arduous journey.
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the solid part of the earth's surface
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The hikers rejoiced as they reached solid ground after days of traversing treacherous mountain slopes.
The ship navigated through stormy seas, its crew desperately clinging to the hope of solid ground.
The pilot skillfully landed the plane on solid ground, comforting the anxious passengers.
After weeks at sea, the sailors yearned for the feeling of solid ground beneath their feet.
