Antonyms for sinkhole

Grammar : Noun

Spell : singk-hohl

Phonetic Transcription : ˈsɪŋkˌhoʊl

Definition of sinkhole

Origin : also sink-hole, mid-15c., "sewage pit," from sink (n.) + hole (n.). As a geological phenomenon, "hole made in the earth in limestone regions by underground erosion," 1780, from sink (v.).

noun depression

Example sentences :

Go down to Sinkhole yourself, if you're so anxious about that camp.
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

Yes, sir, he was glad of the chance to stay at Sinkhole for awhile.
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

What yuh done to 'im that he's sendin' yuh off down to Sinkhole?
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

I want you to catch up a couple of horses and go on down to Sinkhole.
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

And Tomaso should have had no occasion whatever to be riding to Sinkhole.
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

Of course you want me to tell dad you have a—a guest at Sinkhole camp?
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

What's the use of Bill going off to Sinkhole unless he listens to me first?
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

They were gliding down an invisible incline, and it was a long way to Sinkhole.
Extract from : « Skyrider » by B. M. Bower

Mr. Arnold attempted to dig a well in a depression, a sinkhole, in the prairie.
Extract from : « Fifty Years In The Northwest » by William Henry Carman Folsom

The East Side, where the home struggled against such heavy odds, became a sinkhole of undreamt-of corruption.
Extract from : « The Battle with the Slum » by Jacob A. Riis.

Synonyms for sinkhole

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