coacting Antonyms
Strongest:
- imitating
- clowning
- enacting
- co-starring
- mimicking
- miming
- representing
- starring-in-
- masquerading
- aping
- costarring
Strong:
- pantomiming
- depicting
- portraying
- acting
- taking-on
- overplaying
- hamming
- role-playing
- posing-as-
- rendering
- dramatizing
- overacting
- performing
- underplaying
- acting-out
- playing
- impersonating
- playacting
- interpreting
Weak:
Meaning of coacting
coacting
to act or work together
coacting Sentence Examples
- The two opposing forces coacted to create a stalemate.
- The enzymes coacted to catalyze the chemical reaction.
- The team members coacted seamlessly, ensuring the project's success.
- The coacting effects of stress and anxiety took a toll on her physical health.
- The medication coacted with other substances in the body, resulting in adverse reactions.
- The opposing political parties coacted to reach a compromise.
- The coacting forces of gravity and friction slowed the car's descent.
- The coacting agents in the paint caused it to adhere firmly to the surface.
- The interaction of multiple drugs can coact to produce unforeseen outcomes.
- The coacting elements of the ecosystem maintained a delicate balance.
FAQs About the word coacting
to act or work together
imitating, clowning, enacting, co-starring, mimicking, miming, representing, starring (in), masquerading, aping
No antonyms found.
The two opposing forces coacted to create a stalemate.
The enzymes coacted to catalyze the chemical reaction.
The team members coacted seamlessly, ensuring the project's success.
The coacting effects of stress and anxiety took a toll on her physical health.
