tanklike
- adjective
- /ˈtæŋkˌlaɪk/
- The vehicle's tanklike structure made it ideal for carrying heavy loads.
Examples
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The brewery used a row of tanklike vats to ferment the beer overnight.
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His tanklike physique made him an excellent candidate for the role.
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She admired the tanklike water towers standing tall above the city skyline.
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The new model has a tanklike design that enhances its durability.
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The vehicle's tanklike structure made it ideal for carrying heavy loads.
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The new model has a tanklike design that enhances its durability.
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She admired the tanklike water towers standing tall above the city skyline.
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How Tanklike
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Etymology
Tanklike is simply tank + -like, where tank can mean a strong metal container or a military vehicle and -like means 'similar to'. So tanklike describes something big, sturdy, or shaped like a tank, which is why we use it for heavy vats, tough vehicles, or tall water towers.