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Meaning of sudd
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sudd (n.)
A tangled mass of floating vegetal matter obstructing navigation.
sudd Sentence Examples
- The vast sudd of the Sudd region in South Sudan is a wetland ecosystem teeming with aquatic life.
- The impenetrable sudd blocked our boat's progress, forcing us to find another route.
- The villagers harvested papyrus from the sudd to make mats and baskets.
- The sudd provided a safe haven for fish and wildlife during the dry season.
- The dense vegetation of the sudd makes it an ideal hiding place for crocodiles.
- The sudd's ecosystem is highly fragile, sensitive to changes in water levels and climate.
- The sudd plays a crucial role in regulating the Nile River's flow and providing water for neighboring communities.
- Scientists are studying the sudd's unique microbiome to better understand its ecological significance.
- The sudd is a vital natural resource for the people of South Sudan, providing food, shelter, and economic opportunities.
- The government is working to conserve the sudd and protect it from human encroachment and pollution.
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A tangled mass of floating vegetal matter obstructing navigation.
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The vast sudd of the Sudd region in South Sudan is a wetland ecosystem teeming with aquatic life.
The impenetrable sudd blocked our boat's progress, forcing us to find another route.
The villagers harvested papyrus from the sudd to make mats and baskets.
The sudd provided a safe haven for fish and wildlife during the dry season.
