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Meanings of dumping in English

Act of one that dumps.

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Usage of dumping in English
1
The prime minister said he did not believe dumping was taking place.
Radio NZ
2
Much of the country has had a good dumping of rainfall today.
Radio NZ
3
You don't protect lives at sea by dumping families in the ocean.
The Guardian
4
Simon Bridges' dumping as leader overshadowed all else in the country today.
Radio NZ
5
They believe dumping carbon underground is expensive and risky for local environments.
The Guardian
6
The Environment Court has ordered Taha to stop dumping the material there.
Radio NZ
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The sheer scale of illegal dumping brazenly carried out is just staggering.
The Irish Times
8
The consequences of the alternative, dumping him, are too unedifying to consider.
The Guardian
9
The reasons for dumping it aren't a simple as they may seem.
Radio NZ
10
Yet overfishing and dumping by the factory ships goes unchecked and unpunished.
The Irish Times
11
Lorry drivers protesting at a clampdown on illegal dumping on our land?
The Irish Times
12
Maybe they'll start dumping Tang into Schiaparelli Crater and declare their independence.
Wired
13
This stretch of coastline is well known for the dumping of bodies.
The South African
14
The dumping occurs out of sight, at depths of about 100 feet.
Reuters
15
The Despair PD calls us when they're dumping someone at the line.
Nothing to lose
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When the wind jumped, a crew was dumping stone into the river.
The Daughter of a Magnate
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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Australia
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