clung (to) Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- cleaved-to-
- supported
- accepted
- confirmed
- adopted
- held-to
- followed
- advocated
- abided-by
- upheld
- reinforced
- lived-up-to
- endorsed
- enforced
- embraced
- cultivated
Weak:
Strongest:
- withdrew
- relinquished
- revoked
- forsook
- surrendered
- spurned
- defected-from-
- abandoned
- gave-up
- took-back
- deserted
- recalled
- disagreed-with-
Strong:
- refuted
- backed-down
- disputed
- renounced
- backed-off
- retracted
- abjured
- rebutted
- disproved
- repudiated
- recanted
- contradicted
- denied
- abnegated
- reneged
- controverted
- reconsidered
Weak:
clung (to) Meaning
clung (to)
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clung (to) Sentence Examples
- The child clung tightly to her mother's hand as they walked through the crowded market.
- The climber clung to the cliff face with unwavering determination, refusing to let go.
- The tree roots clung to the soil, providing stability in the face of strong winds.
- The barnacles clung to the rocks, their sharp edges scraping against the hull of the boat.
- The memory of that terrible night clung to her like a shadow, haunting her every thought.
- The victim clung to life as paramedics rushed to her aid.
- The scent of jasmine clung to the air, carried by the gentle breeze.
- The thief clung to the stolen goods, desperate to avoid detection.
- The baby koala clung to its mother's back, its tiny claws digging into her fur.
- The bacteria clung to the wound, causing a painful infection.
FAQs About the word clung (to)
stuck (to or with), hewed (to),kept (to), defended, stood by, adhered (to), cleaved (to), supported, accepted, confirmed
withdrew, relinquished, revoked, forsook, surrendered, spurned,defected (from), abandoned, gave up, took back
The child clung tightly to her mother's hand as they walked through the crowded market.
The climber clung to the cliff face with unwavering determination, refusing to let go.
The tree roots clung to the soil, providing stability in the face of strong winds.
The barnacles clung to the rocks, their sharp edges scraping against the hull of the boat.
