hatched Synonyms
hatched Meaning
Wordnet
hatched (s)
emerged from an egg
shaded by means of fine parallel or crossed lines
Webster
hatched (imp. & p. p.)
of Hatch
hatched Sentence Examples
- The tiny turtle eggs had finally hatched, sending dozens of hatchlings crawling into the water.
- The baby bird hatched from its eggshell, its small beak peeping out.
- As the temperature rose, the insect eggs hatched, and tiny larvae emerged.
- The farmer was surprised to find that some of the chicken eggs had hatched prematurely.
- The nest was empty, indicating that the eggs had already hatched and the chicks had fledged.
- The biologist observed the newly hatched butterflies as they fluttered around the garden.
- The endangered species conservation program monitored the hatching of the turtles to increase their population.
- The reptile breeder carefully incubated the eggs until they hatched, ensuring a successful breeding season.
- The eggs of the ancient dinosaur had hatched, unveiling fossils that provided valuable insights into prehistoric life.
- The art student intricately sketched the delicate patterns on the newly hatched seashell, capturing its intricate beauty.
FAQs About the word hatched
emerged from an egg, shaded by means of fine parallel or crossed linesof Hatch
sat, incubated, laid,spawned, brooded,set,
No antonyms found.
The tiny turtle eggs had finally hatched, sending dozens of hatchlings crawling into the water.
The baby bird hatched from its eggshell, its small beak peeping out.
As the temperature rose, the insect eggs hatched, and tiny larvae emerged.
The farmer was surprised to find that some of the chicken eggs had hatched prematurely.
