tunnels Synonyms
tunnels Meaning
tunnels
to pass through a potential barrier, a hollow conduit or recess, a subterranean gallery (as in a mine), to make a tunnel, to make (one's way) by or as if by making a tunnel, burrow, to make a tunnel or similar opening through or under, a passage under the ground, a horizontal passageway through or under an obstruction, a bodily channel see carpal tunnel, to make or use a tunnel, a covered passageway
tunnels Sentence Examples
- The city was riddled with tunnels that connected secret bases and hiding places.
- The rats scurried through the labyrinthine tunnels beneath the old warehouse.
- A group of explorers ventured into the uncharted tunnels of the ancient pyramid.
- The high-speed train traveled through miles of tunnels, cutting through mountains and valleys.
- The bandits dug tunnels under the bank to steal the gold stored in its vaults.
- The farmers used irrigation tunnels to channel water from the river to their fields.
- The subway system featured a network of tunnels that carried passengers across the city.
- The underground tunnels of the hospital provided access to various departments and facilities.
- The worms created small tunnels in the soil, contributing to its aeration.
- The soldiers crawled through narrow tunnels to avoid enemy fire during the battle.
FAQs About the word tunnels
to pass through a potential barrier, a hollow conduit or recess, a subterranean gallery (as in a mine), to make a tunnel, to make (one's way) by or as if by mak
subways,caves, caverns, grottos, excavations, chasms, crawlways, bunkers, hollows, holes
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The city was riddled with tunnels that connected secret bases and hiding places.
The rats scurried through the labyrinthine tunnels beneath the old warehouse.
A group of explorers ventured into the uncharted tunnels of the ancient pyramid.
The high-speed train traveled through miles of tunnels, cutting through mountains and valleys.
