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bunker

noun as in underground shelter

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noun as in hazard on a golf course

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Example Sentences

“Most of the people I know are actively deciding whether to go the ramparts or go to the bunker.”

These missiles, which are launched from an aircraft, fly close to the speed of sound and carry highly explosive warheads making them an ideal weapon for penetrating Russian bunkers and ammunition stores.

From BBC

Set in a postapocalyptic world where a rich family survives in a hidden bunker, “The End” finds its characters expressing their internal feelings through songs.

Fiji received the news Radradra's yellow card was updated to a 20-minute red card after a bunker review, the first time Wales have been involved in this World Rugby trial process.

From BBC

With our planet’s history of close calls, it seems practical these days to get a doomsday bunker, if you can convince someone rich enough to buy one for you.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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