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volunteersexcavate

 

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Term: volunteersexcavate

Description:

Volunteersexcavate is a verb that refers to the act of engaging in excavations or digging activities willingly and without being paid. It can also pertain to individuals who actively participate in archaeological projects or similar ventures on a voluntary basis.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Volunteersexcavate (verb) - To willingly participate in excavation projects or digging activities without remuneration.

Example Sentence:

Many passionate history enthusiasts volunteersexcavate at ancient ruins each summer, helping uncover valuable artifacts.

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Sense 2:

Volunteersexcavate (verb) - To engage in voluntary archaeological expeditions with the intention of contributing to research and exploration efforts.

Example Sentence:

He decided to volunteersexcavate at the ancient burial site to gain hands-on experience in archaeology and make a valuable contribution to the field.

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Sense 3:

Volunteersexcavate (noun) - An individual who willingly participates in digging or excavation activities, typically without receiving any monetary compensation.

Example Sentence:

The group of volunteersexcavates worked tirelessly for months, unearthing ancient pottery and fossils from the untouched site.

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