hiving Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- brigading
- heaping
- pressing
- raising
- arranging
- clustering
- assembling
- compiling
- collating
- stacking
- linking
- piling
- archiving
- uniting
- organizing
- systematizing
- mustering
- balling
- joining
Weak:
Strongest:
- dispersing
- scattering
- dissipating
- dissolving
- severing
- scattering
- separating
- dispersing
- sending
- dissolving
- disintegrating
- sending
- disintegrating
- dissipating
- severing
- separating
Strong:
- dismissing
- disbanding
- breaking-up
- splitting-up-
- dispelling
- dispelling
- splitting-up-
- disbanding
- breaking-up
- dismissing
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
hiving Meaning
hiving (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Hive
hiving Sentence Examples
- The bees have begun hiving in the old oak tree, their colony growing larger with each passing day.
- The swarm of honeybees hived in the abandoned birdhouse, creating a new home for their queen.
- The apiarist carefully hived the bees into the newly constructed hives, ensuring their safety and health.
- The beekeeper observed as the bees hived back into the hive after a long day of foraging.
- The hiving process was laborious, but the apiarist took great care not to disturb the delicate insects.
- The wildflowers attracted the bees, who would hive in their petals and extract nectar.
- The hive was a bustling hub of activity as the bees hived in and out, gathering pollen.
- The young bees learned the art of hiving from their experienced elders.
- The hived honey was a sweet and golden treat that the apiarist enjoyed.
- The orchard was a haven for bees, who hived in the abundance of flowers and produced delicious honey.
FAQs About the word hiving
of Hive
merging,swarming, herding, pooling, packing, banding, connecting, combining, flocking, thronging
dispersing,scattering, dissipating, dissolving, severing, scattering, separating, dispersing, sending, dissolving
The bees have begun hiving in the old oak tree, their colony growing larger with each passing day.
The swarm of honeybees hived in the abandoned birdhouse, creating a new home for their queen.
The apiarist carefully hived the bees into the newly constructed hives, ensuring their safety and health.
The beekeeper observed as the bees hived back into the hive after a long day of foraging.
