hurdled Antonyms
Meaning of hurdled
hurdled
to leap over especially while running (as in a sporting competition), a race in which such barriers must be jumped, overcome sense 1, an artificial barrier over which racers must leap, a movable panel used as a fence, any of various events in which racers must jump over a series of hurdles, a frame or sled formerly used in England for dragging traitors to execution, barrier, obstacle, obstacle, a portable panel usually of wattled withes and stakes used especially for enclosing land or livestock, a barrier to be jumped in a race, overcome, surmount, to leap over while running
hurdled Sentence Examples
- The athlete hurdled over the barrier with ease, soaring elegantly through the air.
- The mountain goat hurdled across the rocky terrain, its nimble hooves carrying it swiftly.
- The businesswoman hurdled the challenges of a competitive industry with determination.
- The child hurdled over the fallen tree trunk, laughing in delight.
- The horse hurdled the fence in a single graceful leap, clearing it with inches to spare.
- The skier hurdled over a jump, landing smoothly on the other side.
- The acrobat hurdled through a ring of fire, eliciting gasps of amazement from the audience.
- The hurdle race tested the runners' endurance, as they hurdled over a series of obstacles.
- The weightlifter hurdled the barbell, setting a new personal record.
- The obstacle course featured a daunting hurdle that required both strength and agility.
FAQs About the word hurdled
to leap over especially while running (as in a sporting competition), a race in which such barriers must be jumped, overcome sense 1, an artificial barrier over
bounded, leapfrogged, jumped, skipped, leapt, hopped, bounced, sprang, loped,leaped
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The athlete hurdled over the barrier with ease, soaring elegantly through the air.
The mountain goat hurdled across the rocky terrain, its nimble hooves carrying it swiftly.
The businesswoman hurdled the challenges of a competitive industry with determination.
The child hurdled over the fallen tree trunk, laughing in delight.
