stacks Sentence Examples
- The tidy librarian arranged the books in neat stacks on the library shelves.
- The dishwasher carefully stacked the clean dishes in the cupboard.
- The construction workers stacked bricks high to build a massive wall.
- The hikers piled their backpacks into a towering stack on the trail.
- The engineer organized the papers into neat stacks according to their importance.
- The firewood was carefully stacked in the shed, ready for the winter.
- The tornado left a devastating trail of stacked-up debris.
- The team stacked crates of supplies at the disaster relief center.
- The farmer used haystacks to provide shelter for his livestock during the storm.
- The card player skillfully stacked the deck of cards, preparing for a strategic move.
stacks Meaning
stacks (n)
a large number or amount
storage space in a library consisting of an extensive arrangement of bookshelves where most of the books are stored
Synonyms & Antonyms of stacks
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- motes
- strains
- particles
- crumbs
- driblets
- mouthfuls
- bits
- sprinklings
- little
- drams
- drams
- sections
- specks
- bits
- nips
- rays
- shreds
- sections
- grains
- atoms
- pinches
- atoms
- molecules
- scraps
- dots
- peanuts
- touches
- streaks
- glimmers
- granules
- tastes
- ounces
- flecks
- ounces
- granules
- tastes
- handfuls
- specks
- mites
- flecks
- particles
- sprinkles
- shades
- streaks
- handfuls
- crumbs
- sprinklings
- dots
- pieces
- peanuts
- licks
- licks
- sprinkles
- shadows
- suspicions
- dabs
- hints
- hints
- mites
- shades
- mouthfuls
- glimmers
- little
- grains
- pinches
- fragments
- traces
- spots
- strains
- aces
- scraps
- traces
- shadows
- motes
- touches
- nips
- dabs
- spots
- fragments
- scruples
- scruples
- molecules
- pieces
- rays
- aces
- driblets
- shreds
- suspicions
Synonyms:
- sights
- mountains
- shiploads
- truckloads
- good-deals
- multiplicities
- plenties
- abundances
- oodles
- pots
- wealths
- masses
- heaps
- all-kinds-of-
- fistfuls
- sheaves
- bushels
- wads
- carloads
- stores
- myriads
- pecks
- platefuls
- packs
- quite-a-bit
- buckets
- volumes
- basketfuls
- reams
- gobs
- hundred
- boatloads
- lashings
- yards
- scads
- barrels
Antonyms:
- pittances
- drops
- flyspecks
- smidgens
- nubbins
- jots
- modicums
- dashes
- shortages
- flyspecks
- lacks
- whits
- smidgins
- tittles
- shots
- morsels
- portions
- drops
- scintillas
- shots
- whits
- smidgens
- smidgins
- smatterings
- handsful
- pittances
- nubbins
- tittles
- lacks
- portions
- smatterings
- morsels
- scintillas
- smidges
- smidgeons
- smidgeons
- dashes
- smidges
- jots
- modicums
- iotas
- iotas
- shortages
- handsful
Synonyms:
- hosts
- multitudes
- thousands
- redundancies
- hordes
- potfuls
- much
- spates
- plentitudes
- epidemics
- excesses
- million
- trillions
- millions
- profusions
- deluges
- crushes
- crowds
- overmuch
- bonanzas
- overflows
- plagues
- messes
- overabundances
- basketsful
- oversupplies
- surpluses
- flocks
- legions
- embarrassments
- overages
- throngs
- lashins
- swarms
- floods
- plenitudes
- zillions
- surfeits
- superfluities
- seas
- overkills
- plethoras
- presses
- armies
- scores
- herds
- passels
- mobs
- rashes
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word stacks
a large number or amount, storage space in a library consisting of an extensive arrangement of bookshelves where most of the books are stored
hundreds, dozens, dozen, chunks, quantities, slews, bunches, bundles, lots, rafts
motes, strains, particles, crumbs, driblets, mouthfuls, bits, sprinklings, little, drams
The tidy librarian arranged the books in neat stacks on the library shelves.
The dishwasher carefully stacked the clean dishes in the cupboard.
The construction workers stacked bricks high to build a massive wall.
The hikers piled their backpacks into a towering stack on the trail.
