gravelling Synonyms
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Strong:
- disorienting
- blowing-one-s-mind
- bemusing
- confounding
- puzzling
- flummoxing
- mazing
- befuddling
- buffaloing
- stumping
- deceiving
- discombobulating
- vexing
- sticking
- fuddling
- baffling
- going-to-one-s-head
- mystifying
- befogging
- foxing
- bewildering
- perplexing
- bamboozling
Weak:
- rattling
- beguiling
- flustering
- hoaxing
- hoodwinking
- discomforting
- discountenancing
- mortifying
- nonplusing
- cozening
- dismaying
- perturbing
- humbugging
- stunning
- discomposing
- duping
- discomfiting
- unhinging
- abashing
- weirding-out
- nonplussing
- gulling
- disconcerting
- fazing
- misguiding
- taking-in
- misleading
- bothering
- fooling
- deluding
- unsettling
- snowing
- upsetting
- chagrining
- tricking
- stringing-along
- agitating
- distressing
- disturbing
- disquieting
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gravelling Meaning
gravelling ()
of Gravel
gravelling (n.)
The act of covering with gravel.
A layer or coating of gravel (on a path, etc.).
A salmon one or two years old, before it has gone to sea.
gravelling Sentence Examples
- The car's tires gravelling on the rough road made an unpleasant sound.
- The hikers gravelling their way up the steep mountain trail were determined to reach the summit.
- The sound of heavy machinery gravelling in the gravel pit drowned out all conversation.
- The child's footsteps gravelling on the sidewalk announced their approach.
- The cyclists gravelling along the dirt path enjoyed the fresh air and scenery.
- The gravelling driveway extended from the main road to the house, adding a rustic touch to the property.
- The farmer's boots gravelling in the barn stirred up clouds of hay dust.
- The construction workers were gravelling on the new sidewalk, smoothing out the surface before pouring concrete.
- The heavy rain had turned the dirt track into a quagmire, making it difficult for cars to gravelle through.
- The gravelling sound of a motorcycle engine reverberated through the neighborhood.
FAQs About the word gravelling
of Gravel, The act of covering with gravel., A layer or coating of gravel (on a path, etc.)., A salmon one or two years old, before it has gone to sea.
posing,confusing, getting, beating, muddling, addling, embarrassing, muddying, disorienting, blowing one's mind
satisfying, satisfying, assuring,assuring,informing, reassuring, reassuring, informing, enlightening,enlightening
The car's tires gravelling on the rough road made an unpleasant sound.
The hikers gravelling their way up the steep mountain trail were determined to reach the summit.
The sound of heavy machinery gravelling in the gravel pit drowned out all conversation.
The child's footsteps gravelling on the sidewalk announced their approach.
