A LOT OF DIRT

Definition: A significant amount of soil or filth.

Synonyms: Dirt Pile, Soil Heap, Earth Mound, Ground Mess, Filth Collection

Usage Examples in Sentences

Archaeology
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The archaeologist meticulously brushed away a lot of dirt to unveil the ancient artifacts buried beneath.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Mr. Johnson. I've completed the inspection of the construction site.B: Excellent. What did you find?A: Well, there's good progress overall, but we've got an issue with a lot of dirt accumulating near the entrance.B: I see. Is it affecting the workflow?A: Yes, it's causing delays as the workers need to navigate around it. We'll need to address it promptly.B: Understood. Let's get the cleanup crew in there today to take care of it.
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