hurtled Antonyms
Strongest:
- dragged
- lingered
- poked
- lingered
- poked
- hung-around-or-out-
- dragged
- hung-around-or-out-
- crept
- lagged
- poked
- crept
- crawled
- crawled
- lagged
- poked
Strong:
- sauntered
- strolled
- dallied
- shuffled
- plodded
- decelerated
- dawdled
- hanged-around-or-out-
- hanged-around-or-out-
- shuffled
- loitered
- lumbered
- dawdled
- sauntered
- dallied
- tarried
- ambled
- ambled
- tarried
- plodded
- decelerated
- loitered
- lumbered
- strolled
Weak:
Strongest:
- travelled
- traveled
- jumped
- darted
- stepped
- chased
- rushed
- ran
- hurried
- buzzed
- raced
- scooted
- zipped
- flew
- drove
- sped
- trotted
- scurried
- speeded
Strong:
- cracked-on-
- breezed
- run
- hared
- hurled
- blasted
- rocketed
- barrelled
- tore
- motored
- pelted
- blew
- beat-it
- blazed
- whirled
- jogged
- belted
- rustled
- galloped
- whisked
- bowled
- jetted
- bundled
- nipped
- hustled
- bombed
- careered
- hied
- humped
- rammed
- scuttled
- coursed
- hastened
- careened
- dashed
- barreled
- ripped
- zoomed
- bolted
- shot
- bustled
Weak:
Meaning of hurtled
Webster
hurtled (imp. & p. p.)
of Hurtle
hurtled Sentence Examples
- The car hurtled down the highway at an alarming speed.
- The football player hurtled the ball towards the goal with incredible force.
- The comet hurtled through space, leaving a trail of debris behind.
- The arrow hurtled through the air, narrowly missing its target.
- The tornado hurtled across the landscape, tearing up everything in its path.
- The roller coaster hurtled through the track, providing a thrilling ride.
- The water hurtled over the waterfall, creating a mesmerizing sound.
- The boy hurtled into the swimming pool with a splash.
- The plane hurtled towards the ground, its fate uncertain.
- The words hurtled from her mouth, a torrent of anger and resentment.
FAQs About the word hurtled
of Hurtle
travelled, traveled, jumped, darted, stepped, chased, rushed, ran, hurried, buzzed
dragged, lingered, poked, lingered, poked, hung (around or out), dragged, hung (around or out), crept, lagged
The car hurtled down the highway at an alarming speed.
The football player hurtled the ball towards the goal with incredible force.
The comet hurtled through space, leaving a trail of debris behind.
The arrow hurtled through the air, narrowly missing its target.
