Phrases with «sink»

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The word "sink" refers to a fixed basin or container, usually made of metal or porcelain, that is used for washing dishes, hands, or other objects. It is commonly installed in kitchen or bathroom areas and is connected to a drain to dispose of water. Full definition

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Adjective + «sink»

«to sink» + noun

«sink» + noun

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Sentences with «sink»

Thus, about half of the CO2 remains in the atmosphere, the other half goes into sinks in the oceans and on land. (aps.org)
I can relate to that relaxing feeling of sinking into the new season. (thefashionfolks.com)
The narrative hooks are numerous and capable of sinking in nice and deep. (metacritic.com)
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