Historical Sites

noun underground cemetery consisting of tunnels and rooms with recesses for graves

• The catacombs beneath the city hold centuries worth of history and burial sites.
• Let's explore the catacombs this weekend, it'll be an adventure!
• I heard there's a secret party happening in the catacombs tonight.
• His mind was like a maze of catacombs, filled with hidden memories and thoughts.

verb Past tense of the verb 'desert', meaning to abandon or leave behind

adjective Describes a place that has been abandoned or left empty

• The deserted town appeared eerie in the moonlight.
• We found a deserted beach to have a private picnic.
• Let's sneak into that deserted building and explore.
• Her heart felt deserted after the betrayal.

noun a prominent or well-known feature of a landscape

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• The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in Paris.
• Hey, let's meet at that big landmark near the park.
• That landmark is lit, we should take some pics there.
• The discovery of penicillin was a landmark in the field of medicine.

noun a port city in eastern China, the largest city in the country

• Shanghai is a bustling city in China known for its modern skyline and historic landmarks.
• I'm planning a trip to Shanghai next month to explore the local cuisine.
• Let's hit up Shanghai for some shopping and sightseeing.
• His mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, like the busy streets of Shanghai.

noun a building devoted to the worship, or regarded as the dwelling place, of a god or gods or other objects of religious reverence

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• The temple is a sacred place of worship in many religions.
• Let's meet at the temple for the ceremony.
• I heard the temple is lit on Friday nights.
• Her body was a temple, carefully maintained and respected.

noun a place where animals go to drink water

• The resort is known for its beautiful watering place where guests can relax and enjoy a refreshing swim.
• Let's meet at the watering place by the lake for a picnic this weekend.
• I heard there's a cool watering place down by the river where we can hang out.
• The library is like a watering place for knowledge seekers, always providing a source of information and learning.