grips Antonyms

Meaning of grips

grips

to seize firmly, a part or device for gripping or by which something is grasped, suitcase, a part by which something is grasped, a strong or tenacious grasp, to seize or hold firmly, mental grasp, to hold strongly the interest of, a part or device for gripping, strength in gripping, comprehension sense 3, understanding, a way of clasping the hand by which members of a secret society recognize or greet one another, a stage worker who handles scenery, properties, or lights, a firm hold giving control, a firm grasp, handle entry 1 sense 1, a technician on a motion-picture or television set who handles and maintains equipment (such as cameras and their dollies and cranes), manner or style of gripping, handle, a firm tenacious hold typically giving control, mastery, or understanding, to hold the interest of strongly

grips Sentence Examples

  1. The cold steel grips the victim's flesh, leaving deep, serrated wounds.
  2. The fear grips his heart, sending paralyzing shivers down his spine.
  3. The steering wheel grips tightly in his sweaty palms as he navigates the treacherous road.
  4. The pain grips his mind, an unrelenting torment that clouds all thought.
  5. The ice grips the pavement, creating a treacherous skating rink underfoot.
  6. The vine grips the tree trunk, its roots digging deep into the bark.
  7. The despair grips her soul, threatening to drown her in its suffocating embrace.
  8. The child's hand grips tightly onto his mother's, a lifeline in the vast and unknown.
  9. The pliers grip the nail firmly, allowing her to extract it with ease.
  10. The hawk's sharp talons grip the rodent's body, ending its struggle for survival.

FAQs About the word grips

to seize firmly, a part or device for gripping or by which something is grasped, suitcase, a part by which something is grasped, a strong or tenacious grasp, to

suitcases, wallets, handbags, kits, portmanteaus, traveling bags, holdalls, luggage, carryalls, briefcases

releases,relinquishments,

The cold steel grips the victim's flesh, leaving deep, serrated wounds.

The fear grips his heart, sending paralyzing shivers down his spine.

The steering wheel grips tightly in his sweaty palms as he navigates the treacherous road.

The pain grips his mind, an unrelenting torment that clouds all thought.