Synonyms for landfill
ˈlændˌfɪlland·fill

Princeton's WordNet

1. landfillnoun

   a low area that has been filled in

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1. List of paraphrases for "landfill":

   landfills, landfilling, discharge, burial, embedment, landfill, dump, disposal, burrowing, junkyard, discharges

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1. Wendy Neampui:

   I wanted to transform trash from an ugly landfill site into beautiful items.

2. Dean Dalla Valle:

   Besides straight remediation, we are talking about actions like sewage, landfill, reforestation, water treatment.

3. Mohammad Rafiq:

   My rage towards the BJP is part of my life story. I can forgive but I cannot forget, if Modi ever cared for Muslims he could come to see how we have learned to live with the stench from the landfill. His disrespect for Muslims defines my political choice.

4. Keith Freegard:

   All those tonnes of carbon-rich waste material that were going into the landfill are now being released into the sky. Why are we allowing this free access to 'skyfill'? we should separate and store plastic in a well-controlled landfill as a future mine.

5. Kathryn Kellogg:

   Recycling should really be viewed as a last resort rather than the first line of defense, we need to be recycling less, not more. The zero-waste community is going above and beyond recycling by addressing the source of the problem: humans are producing far too much waste. Blogger Kathryn Kellogg has stored the bulk of her waste in a mason jar for the past two years. (Instagram Photo/going.zero.waste) According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans generate more than 250 million tons of trash while only recycling about 1.51 pounds of the approximately 4.5 pounds of waste each person creates daily. Zero waste does not mean producing no waste at all; it simply means sending nothing to a landfill, said Kellogg. While the philosophy of zero waste does include recycling, it embodies a whole-system approach to the vast amount of resources consumed and waste left behind. According to the Grassroots Recycling Network, the movement’s goal is to maximize recycling while minimizing waste and reducing consumption.