gave over Sentence Examples
- The teacher gave over the assignment to the students at the beginning of class.
- The police gave over the suspect to the FBI for further questioning.
- The company gave over its assets to its creditors after declaring bankruptcy.
- The attorney gave over the evidence to the court, hoping to prove his client's innocence.
- The scientist gave over his research findings to the university for publication.
- The elderly man gave over his family heirlooms to his grandchildren as a token of his love.
- The mayor gave over the keys to the city to the visiting dignitary.
- The winner gave over his trophy to the runner-up in a gracious gesture of sportsmanship.
- The priest gave over the sacrament of Holy Communion to the congregation.
- The mother gave over her child to the babysitter with a heavy heart but complete trust.
gave over Meaning
gave over
entrust, cease, to yield without restraint or control, to cease an activity, to set apart for a particular purpose or use, to pronounce incurable
Synonyms & Antonyms of gave over
Synonyms:
- annulled
- braked
- stemmed
- ruined
- clamped-down
- held
- snuffed
- stayed
- squelched
- turned-back
- hindered
- impeded
- aborted
- abolished
- closed-down-
- obstructed
- called
- deactivated
- arrested
- blockaded
- scuttled
- demolished
- detained
- killed
- paused
- blocked
- suppressed
- stamped
- stunted
- dissolved
- checked
- destroyed
- squashed
- reined-in-
- dammed
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word gave over
entrust, cease, to yield without restraint or control, to cease an activity, to set apart for a particular purpose or use, to pronounce incurable
had done with,stopped, ceased, laid off, quitted, ended, broke off, halted, shut off, cut off
kept up,carried on, continued, advanced, proceeded, progressed, followed through (with),ran on, stirred,drove
The teacher gave over the assignment to the students at the beginning of class.
The police gave over the suspect to the FBI for further questioning.
The company gave over its assets to its creditors after declaring bankruptcy.
The attorney gave over the evidence to the court, hoping to prove his client's innocence.
