bolting Antonyms
Strongest:
- dilatory
- laggard
- slow
- sluggish
- lagging
- poky
- unhurried
- crawling
- leisurely
- creeping
- pokey
- dragging
- poky
- crawling
- laggard
- dilatory
- slow
- sluggish
- creeping
- dragging
- tardy
- leisurely
- unhurried
- pokey
- lagging
- tardy
Strong:
- dallying
- snail-paced
- inert
- dillydallying
- snail-paced
- inactive
- inert
- snaillike
- measured
- dallying
- languid
- dillydallying
- measured
- deliberate
- inactive
- poking
- dawdling
- languid
- poking
- snaillike
- dawdling
- deliberate
Weak:
Strongest:
- rapid
- racing
- flying
- speeding
- hasty
- fleet
- barreling
- rocketing
- running
- hurrying
- swift
- speedy
- lightning
- rushing
Strong:
- warp-speed
- breathless
- breakneck
- ready
- hastened
- expeditious
- zipping
- brisk
- fast
- whisking
- meteoric
- whirling
- dizzy
- whirlwind
- careering
- prompt
- scooting
- scurrying
- snappy
- accelerated
- quick
- rushed
- scudding
Weak:
Meaning of bolting
bolting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Bolt
of Bolt
bolting (n.)
A darting away; a starting off or aside.
A sifting, as of flour or meal.
A private arguing of cases for practice by students, as in the Inns of Court.
bolting Sentence Examples
- As the storm approached, the horse panicked, bolting across the field.
- The rabbit darted out of its burrow, bolting into the safety of the nearby bushes.
- Startled by the sudden noise, the squirrel went bolting up the tree.
- The door swung open, bolting against the strong wind.
- Despite the warning signs, the child broke free from his mother's grasp, bolting towards the busy street.
- The athlete burst off the starting line, bolting ahead of the competition.
- The cat, startled by the loud noise, went bolting under the bed.
- The prisoner made a daring escape, bolting through the open gate.
- The deer, sensing danger, went bolting into the dense forest.
- Startled by the unexpected movement, the bird took flight, bolting into the sky.
FAQs About the word bolting
of Bolt, of Bolt, A darting away; a starting off or aside., A sifting, as of flour or meal., A private arguing of cases for practice by students, as in the Inns
rapid, racing, flying, speeding, hasty, fleet, barreling, rocketing, running, hurrying
dilatory, laggard, slow, sluggish, lagging, poky, unhurried, crawling, leisurely,creeping
As the storm approached, the horse panicked, bolting across the field.
The rabbit darted out of its burrow, bolting into the safety of the nearby bushes.
Startled by the sudden noise, the squirrel went bolting up the tree.
The door swung open, bolting against the strong wind.
