Pronunciation: /sɔlt/
noun a sudden, violent attack; onslaught
A1 I added a pinch of salt to the soup.
A2 The chef used a sault mixture to season the steak.
B1 The sault content in the ocean water can vary depending on the location.
B2 The sault flats in Utah are a popular tourist destination.
C1 The sault mines in Poland produce a large amount of salt every year.
C2 The sault trade played a significant role in the economy of ancient civilizations.
verb There are no applicable parts of speech for 'sault'.
A1 She saulted over the small stream to reach the other side.
A2 The cat saulted gracefully from the fence to the ground.
B1 The gymnast saulted over the vault with precision.
B2 The acrobat saulted through the air, impressing the audience with their skill.
C1 The parkour athlete saulted over obstacles effortlessly, showcasing their agility.
C2 The professional diver saulted off the platform, executing a perfect dive into the water below.
formal The city of Sault Ste. Marie is located in Ontario, Canada.
informal Let's take a trip to the Soo and visit the Sault locks.
slang I heard there's a sweet spot for cliff jumping down by the sault.
figurative She felt like she was navigating through a mental sault of emotions.
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