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Meanings of potholed in English

Used of paved surfaces having holes or pits.

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Usage of potholed in English
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A drunken man sleeps right by the side of a potholed road.
Reuters
2
Ali exited onto a potholed two-lane road clogged with trucks and buses.
Layover in dubai
3
He laughed, guiding Maudie through a potholed section of the levee road.
Crucifixion river
4
The alley was unpaved, badly potholed, and about two hundred yards long.
11/22/63
5
It was dirt, badly potholed, and marked with two leaning, frost-heaved signs.
Under the dome: a novel
6
The potholed roads in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, are an increasing hazard for drivers.
BBC
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The pavement was potholed and only slightly less dangerous than the jungle floor.
The apocalypse reader
8
In the capital Athens, bumpy pavements and potholed roads make moving around difficult.
Reuters
9
Motorbikes and the odd car rattle down the dusty, potholed roads.
The Guardian
10
Winter she cruised the potholed lots behind the apartments on Jersey.
Boston noir
11
Many neighborhoods remain sparsely populated, with potholed streets and debris-littered yards.
Reuters
12
Silky-smooth highways give way to potholed streets lined with abandoned vehicles covered in dust.
The Guardian
13
The long road from Kandahar was a potholed rut.
Ghost wars
14
The car creaked and clattered along the potholed road.
Kennedy's brain
15
The potholed road leading up to Coolamber mansion slows the car's pace to a crawl.
The Irish Times
16
It was rough and potholed, but he didn't care.
Hostile intent
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