truckloads Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- platefuls
- all-kinds-of-
- buckets
- lashings
- shiploads
- abundances
- oodles
- gobs
- reams
- yards
- wads
- myriads
- volumes
- barrels
- packs
- rafts
- stores
- boatloads
- bushels
- carloads
- pecks
- wealths
- scads
- heaps
- quite-a-bit
- hundred
- mountains
- pots
- masses
- plenties
- stacks
- sheaves
- fistfuls
- much
- basketfuls
Weak:
- overflows
- armies
- surpluses
- redundancies
- excesses
- thousands
- seas
- multiplicities
- plagues
- sights
- deluges
- floods
- multitudes
- messes
- surfeits
- good-deals
- legions
- overages
- spates
- epidemics
- superfluities
- potfuls
- crowds
- profusions
- trillions
- bonanzas
- plentitudes
- basketsful
- swarms
- oversupplies
- herds
- million
- scores
- rashes
- passels
- droves
- hosts
- plethoras
- embarrassments
- overabundances
- hordes
- zillions
- plenitudes
- throngs
- gazillions
- millions
- overmuch
- flocks
- lashins
Strongest:
- pinches
- grains
- particles
- crumbs
- flecks
- nips
- shreds
- atoms
- driblets
- little
- fragments
- streaks
- dabs
- strains
- scraps
- licks
- touches
- traces
- molecules
- aces
- shadows
- spots
- ounces
- peanuts
- rays
- specks
- hints
- mites
- handfuls
- shades
- dots
- granules
- drams
- glimmers
- bits
- tastes
- mouthfuls
- scruples
- sprinkles
- suspicions
- sprinklings
Strong:
- smidgins
- morsels
- pieces
- smidgeons
- pittances
- drops
- portions
- lacks
- flyspecks
- dashes
- handsful
- nubbins
- iotas
- shots
- motes
- shortages
- smidges
- smidgens
- scintillas
- sections
- smatterings
Weak:
truckloads Meaning
truckloads
the minimum weight required for shipping at truckload rates, a large amount, a load or amount that fills or could fill a truck
truckloads Sentence Examples
- The relief organization dispatched truckloads of supplies to the disaster-stricken area.
- The construction site was filled with truckloads of concrete, bricks, and steel.
- The farmer transported truckloads of harvested wheat to the mill.
- The furniture store delivered truckloads of couches, chairs, and tables to its customers' homes.
- The mining operation produced truckloads of coal and ore daily.
- The ice cream factory churned out truckloads of its popular flavors to keep up with demand.
- The logistics company coordinated the movement of truckloads of goods across the country.
- The army amassed truckloads of ammunition and equipment in preparation for battle.
- The city's waste management system collected truckloads of garbage and recyclables each day.
- The warehouse received truckloads of imported products from around the globe.
FAQs About the word truckloads
the minimum weight required for shipping at truckload rates, a large amount, a load or amount that fills or could fill a truck
lots, bundles, slews, deals, bunches, piles, chunks, dozens, quantities,loads
pinches, grains, particles, crumbs, flecks, nips, shreds, atoms, driblets, little
The relief organization dispatched truckloads of supplies to the disaster-stricken area.
The construction site was filled with truckloads of concrete, bricks, and steel.
The farmer transported truckloads of harvested wheat to the mill.
The furniture store delivered truckloads of couches, chairs, and tables to its customers' homes.
