hived Synonyms
Strongest:
- linked
- merged
- packed
- flocked
- connected
- combined
- thronged
- pooled
- mustered
- rallied
- pressed
- banded
- swarmed
- herded
- stacked
- brigaded
Strong:
- congregated
- collated
- organized
- heaped
- systematized
- arranged
- joined
- assembled
- clustered
- collected
- huddled
- compiled
- archived
- balled
- raised
- bunched
- batched
- united
- piled
- grouped
Weak:
hived Meaning
Webster
hived (imp. & p. p.)
of Hive
hived Sentence Examples
- The bees tirelessly hived, storing honey to sustain their colony.
- After weeks of labor, the honey bees had hived an impressive surplus of sweet nectar.
- To ensure survival, the swarm of bees hived together, seeking shelter from the approaching storm.
- The beekeeper cautiously approached the hive, knowing that the hived bees were fiercely protective.
- The smoke from the bee smoker temporarily calmed the hived bees, allowing the beekeeper to inspect their progress.
- The queen bee, nestled securely within the hive, directed the hived workers to perform their tasks efficiently.
- As the sun began to dip below the horizon, the bees returned to their hive, where they were hived for the night.
- The hive was a bustling hub of activity, as the hived bees worked tirelessly to gather nectar and build honeycomb.
- The honeycombs, filled with golden honey, were a testament to the industrious nature of the hived bees.
- The beekeeper harvested a portion of the hived honey, balancing the needs of the bees with his desire for sweetness.
FAQs About the word hived
of Hive
linked, merged, packed, flocked, connected, combined, thronged, pooled, mustered, rallied
dissolved, dispersed, dispersed, dissolved,scattered, dissipated, sent, dissipated, separated, scattered
The bees tirelessly hived, storing honey to sustain their colony.
After weeks of labor, the honey bees had hived an impressive surplus of sweet nectar.
To ensure survival, the swarm of bees hived together, seeking shelter from the approaching storm.
The beekeeper cautiously approached the hive, knowing that the hived bees were fiercely protective.
