swamps Synonyms
swamps Meaning
swamps
to open by removing underbrush and debris, one dominated by woody vegetation, a difficult or troublesome situation or subject, wet spongy land often partly covered with water, to fill or become filled with or as if with water, a wetland often partially or intermittently covered with water, a tract of swamp, to become submerged, to overwhelm numerically or by an excess of something, overwhelm sense 2, to fill with or as if with water
swamps Sentence Examples
- The impenetrable swamps surrounding the ancient city made it a fortress against invaders.
- The mosquitos in the humid swamps buzzed incessantly, a constant torment for travelers.
- The lush vegetation and stagnant waters of the swamps created a fertile breeding ground for disease.
- Crocodiles lurked in the murky depths of the swamps, their eyes glinting in the fading sunlight.
- The swampy terrain made it treacherous to navigate, as the ground crumbled beneath each step.
- The villagers had learned to adapt to the unforgiving swamps, building their homes on stilts above the waterline.
- Explorers ventured deep into the swamps, hoping to unlock their secrets and encounter its enigmatic inhabitants.
- The swampland was a natural sanctuary for endangered species, providing refuge from the encroaching human world.
- The once-pristine swamps were now threatened by pollution and deforestation, their delicate ecosystem teetering on the brink of collapse.
- The legend of the lost treasure of the swamps tantalized treasure hunters, who tirelessly searched for its elusive hiding place.
FAQs About the word swamps
to open by removing underbrush and debris, one dominated by woody vegetation, a difficult or troublesome situation or subject, wet spongy land often partly cove
wetlands,marshes, slues, muskegs, mires, washes, fens, sloughs,bogs, swamplands
drains,dries,dehydrates, parches
The impenetrable swamps surrounding the ancient city made it a fortress against invaders.
The mosquitos in the humid swamps buzzed incessantly, a constant torment for travelers.
The lush vegetation and stagnant waters of the swamps created a fertile breeding ground for disease.
Crocodiles lurked in the murky depths of the swamps, their eyes glinting in the fading sunlight.
