derailing Synonyms
Strongest:
- angering
- plaguing
- alarming
- disturbing
- unsettling
- concerning
- upsetting
- worrying
- distracting
- agitating
- bothering
Strong:
- haunting
- weirding-out
- confusing
- freaking-out-
- dismaying
- discouraging
- embarrassing
- aggravating
- fussing
- disquieting
- frazzling
- rattling
- riling
- ailing
- irritating
- hagriding
- exercising
- distempering
- discomposing
- flurrying
- distressing
- perturbing
- exasperating
- undoing
- discomforting
- harassing
- bugging
- unhinging
- annoying
Weak:
- mortifying
- galling
- nonplusing
- discomfiting
- jarring
- putting-out
- nonplussing
- fretting
- peeving
- bedeviling
- irking
- grating
- demoralizing
- piquing
- disheartening
- shaking-up
- fazing
- flustering
- nettling
- chivvying
- dispiriting
- unnerving
- pestering
- disconcerting
- alaruming
- confounding
- vexing
- chivying
- putting-off
- abashing
- getting
- chafing
- harrying
- daunting
- discountenancing
Strongest:
- soothing
- soothing
- quieting
- settling
- calming
- calming
- composing
- tranquilizing
- settling
- alleviating
- tranquilizing
- composing
- alleviating
- quieting
Strong:
- appeasing
- appeasing
- pacifying
- pacifying
- allaying
- allaying
- tranquillizing
- placating
- assuaging
- placating
- mollifying
- conciliating
- assuaging
- tranquillizing
- mollifying
- conciliating
Weak:
derailing Meaning
Webster
derailing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Derail
derailing Sentence Examples
- The suspect attempted to escape by derailing the pursuing police cars.
- The negotiation process was on the brink of derailing due to disagreements over key terms.
- The faulty brakes risked derailing the train on its steep descent.
- Accusations of misconduct threatened to derail the company's reputation.
- The sudden resignation of the CEO had the potential to derail the organization's strategic plans.
- An unexpected technical glitch was close to derailing the spacecraft's mission.
- His habit of procrastination was derailing his academic progress.
- The unexpected loss of funding was derailing the community project.
- The scandalous revelation was derailing the politician's reelection campaign.
- The dispute between the two parties was derailing efforts to reach a compromise.
FAQs About the word derailing
of Derail
angering, plaguing, alarming, disturbing, unsettling, concerning, upsetting, worrying, distracting, agitating
soothing, soothing,quieting, settling, calming, calming, composing, tranquilizing, settling, alleviating
The suspect attempted to escape by derailing the pursuing police cars.
The negotiation process was on the brink of derailing due to disagreements over key terms.
The faulty brakes risked derailing the train on its steep descent.
Accusations of misconduct threatened to derail the company's reputation.
