tunneled Antonyms
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Meaning of tunneled
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tunneled (imp. & p. p.)
of Tunnel
tunneled Sentence Examples
- The mole effortlessly tunneled through the soft earth, creating a labyrinth of underground passages.
- The miners meticulously tunneled through the hard rock, inching their way towards the rich ore vein.
- The rabbit's burrow was a complex network of tunnels, where they sought refuge and raised their young.
- The tree roots had tunneled deep into the soil, anchoring the massive oak firmly in place.
- The underground river flowed swiftly through a narrow tunnel, its roar echoing through the darkness.
- The engineers tunneled beneath the city, constructing an elaborate subway system to transport commuters effortlessly.
- The invading army tunneled under the fortress walls, gaining stealthy access to the heart of the enemy's stronghold.
- The drainage tunnel snaked through the hillside, carrying water away from the flood-prone area.
- Insects had tunneled through the old wooden furniture, leaving behind a trail of sawdust and destruction.
- The mountain climber's ice ax was essential, allowing him to tunnel into the frozen ice wall and secure his position.
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of Tunnel
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The mole effortlessly tunneled through the soft earth, creating a labyrinth of underground passages.
The miners meticulously tunneled through the hard rock, inching their way towards the rich ore vein.
The rabbit's burrow was a complex network of tunnels, where they sought refuge and raised their young.
The tree roots had tunneled deep into the soil, anchoring the massive oak firmly in place.
