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Meanings of snowbound in English

Snowbound.

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Usage of snowbound in English
1
Travel was slow in the winter, news trickled slowly across snowbound distances.
The Thing from the Lake
2
We went provided for six months' severe life in the snowbound forests.
Captain Mugford: Our Salt and Fresh Water Tutors
3
Enoch had looked forward with eager pleasure to seeing the Canyon snowbound.
The Enchanted Canyon
4
Like a wood-saw heard through endless leafless trees in a snowbound forest.
The marks of cain
5
Acknowledging the snowbound status of that northern state, Feherty nodded approvingly.
The Irish Times
6
She begged Larsen to get the doctor, snowbound two towns away.
A reliable wife
7
From here he sent another message out over the snowbound wastes.
The Survivor
8
Hundreds of people are believed to still be trapped in their snowbound cars.
The Irish Times
9
Brotherly and sisterly love was all around, a sort of snowbound San Francisco.
Independent.ie
10
In the snowbound warmth of the tent I make love to her again.
Waiting for the Barbarians
11
Getting snowbound in this wilderness doesn't make any hit with me.
Army Boys on German Soil: Our Doughboys Quelling the Mobs
12
If Imo remains she may become snowbound, and if snowbound, freeze.
The Iron Furrow
13
If this snow keeps on there is no telling how long we'll be snowbound.
Guns and Snowshoes; Or, the Winter Outing of the Young Hunters
14
Murphy picked up speed again, accelerating very slowly and carefully on the snowbound streets.
Small favor
15
The BBC's Simon McCoy, Louise Hubball and Fiona Trott report from snowbound areas of UK.
BBC
16
Outside, not a thing stirred in that snowbound world.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
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