Definition

diked

verb
  1. past tense and past participle of dike; to provide with or protect by a dike (an embankment or barrier built to prevent flooding)
  2. Usage: common in civil engineering and water management contexts

Examples

  • The engineers diked the river to prevent flooding in the valley.
  • The coastal region was diked to protect farmland from storm surge.
  • They diked the wetland area to control water levels.
  • The low-lying land had been diked centuries ago by Dutch settlers.
  • The municipality diked the stream after the previous year's flood damage.

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