butchered Antonyms
Strongest:
- refined
- reformed
- refined
- bettered
- helped
- helped
- remedied
- rectified
- ameliorated
- improved
- bettered
- enhanced
- reformed
- rectified
- enhanced
- remedied
- ameliorated
- improved
Strong:
- revamped
- repaired
- meliorated
- meliorated
- fixed
- doctored
- doctored
- patched
- repaired
- reconditioned
- reconditioned
- fixed
- renovated
- patched
- revamped
- renovated
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of butchered
butchered (imp. & p. p.)
of Butcher
butchered Sentence Examples
- Despite his best efforts, the amateur chef butchered the roast chicken, leaving it overcooked and dry.
- The actor butchered his lines during the crucial scene, causing multiple retakes to get it right.
- The gardener's pruning attempt ended up butchering the once beautiful rose bush, leaving it misshapen and sparse.
- The editor felt the new writer had butchered the manuscript with unnecessary revisions and deletions.
- In his nervousness, he butchered the presentation, stumbling over words and losing track of his main points.
- The singer's performance was butchered by technical issues, with sound glitches and microphone malfunctions disrupting the entire show.
- The critic harshly criticized the director for butchering the classic play with his modern reinterpretation.
- Due to poor planning, the contractor butchered the renovation project, leaving the client dissatisfied with the final result.
- The artist's attempt to restore the historic painting ended up butchering its original beauty, leading to public outcry.
- The mechanic butchered the repair job, causing more damage to the car than it had before.
FAQs About the word butchered
of Butcher
slaughtered, dispatched, assassinated, murdered, executed, destroyed,massacred, demolished, decimated, mowed (down)
refined, reformed, refined, bettered, helped, helped, remedied, rectified, ameliorated, improved
Despite his best efforts, the amateur chef butchered the roast chicken, leaving it overcooked and dry.
The actor butchered his lines during the crucial scene, causing multiple retakes to get it right.
The gardener's pruning attempt ended up butchering the once beautiful rose bush, leaving it misshapen and sparse.
The editor felt the new writer had butchered the manuscript with unnecessary revisions and deletions.
