upridged Synonyms
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upridged Meaning
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upridged (a.)
Raised up in a ridge or ridges; as, a billow upridged.
upridged Sentence Examples
- The earthquake uprooted centuries-old oaks, leaving them lying askew.
- The root system of the uprooted tree exposed a decades-old network of underground tunnels.
- The construction crew cautiously upridged the ancient artifact to examine it for damage.
- The tornado's relentless winds uprooted entire neighborhoods, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- The uprooted plant gasped for air, its roots struggling to find a new grip in the barren soil.
- The upridged boulders revealed a hidden labyrinth of caves beneath the mountain.
- The uprooted tree trunk lay across the road, blocking traffic and causing major delays.
- The farmers upridged the stubborn stump to make way for a new field.
- The excavation team carefully upridged the delicate dinosaur fossil to transport it to a museum.
- The uprooted embankment collapsed onto the railway tracks, halting train services indefinitely.
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Raised up in a ridge or ridges; as, a billow upridged.
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The earthquake uprooted centuries-old oaks, leaving them lying askew.
The root system of the uprooted tree exposed a decades-old network of underground tunnels.
The construction crew cautiously upridged the ancient artifact to examine it for damage.
The tornado's relentless winds uprooted entire neighborhoods, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
