forging Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- pushing
- speeding
- gaining-ground
- going-off
- pacing
- getting-on
- travelling
- coming-along
- going-along
- faring
- accelerating
- getting-along
Weak:
Strongest:
- arresting
- retarding
- halting
- checking
- hindering
- impeding
- blocking
- suppressing
- checking
- halting
- arresting
- obstructing
- suppressing
- retarding
- hindering
- staying
- stopping
- blocking
- stemming
- stemming
- remaining
- impeding
- remaining
- standing
- standing
- staying
- obstructing
- stopping
Strong:
- stunting
- slowing-down-or-up-
- inhibiting
- interrupting
- hampering
- inhibiting
- detaining
- nipping
- holding-back
- delaying
- nipping
- waiting
- waiting
- stalling
- hampering
- holding-back
- interrupting
- repressing
- pausing
- slowing-down-or-up-
- stalling
- delaying
- pausing
- repressing
- stunting
- detaining
Weak:
forging Meaning
forging (n)
shaping metal by heating and hammering
forging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Forge
forging (n.)
The act of shaping metal by hammering or pressing.
The act of counterfeiting.
A piece of forged work in metal; -- a general name for a piece of hammered iron or steel.
FAQs About the word forging
shaping metal by heating and hammeringof Forge, The act of shaping metal by hammering or pressing., The act of counterfeiting., A piece of forged work in metal;
advancing, coming, going, marching, doing, proceeding,progressing, pushing, speeding, gaining ground
arresting, retarding, halting, checking, hindering, impeding, blocking, suppressing, checking, halting
The blacksmith forged the steel with deft strokes, shaping it into an exquisite sword.
The heat from the forge surged through the metal, rendering it pliable for forging.
The artisan meticulously forged intricate jewelry, showcasing their exceptional craftsmanship.
The sound of hammers pounding on metal echoed through the forge, a symphony of forging.
