idled Antonyms
Strongest:
- wrought
- plodded
- applied
- hustled
- wrought
- hustled
- plowed
- labored
- sweated
- slaved
- pegged
- humped
- toiled
- ground
- applied
- pegged
- slaved
- plowed
- sweated
- worked
- humped
- ground
- labored
- plugged
- plodded
- toiled
- plugged
- worked
Strong:
- buckled-down-
- travailed
- moiled
- sweat
- sweat
- buckled-down-
- moiled
- travailed
- exerted
- drudged
- grubbed
- exerted
- grubbed
- drudged
Weak:
Strongest:
- strolled
- lolled
- dallied
- poked
- chilled
- rested
- loafed
- hung-around-or-out-
- played
- dawdled
- lingered
- relaxed
- killed-time
- droned
- lazied
- bummed
- kicked-back
- hanged-around-or-out-
- lounged
- lazed
Strong:
- twiddled-one-s-thumbs
- dillydallied
- loitered
- trifled
- footled
- fooled
- lagged
- estivated
- vegged-out
- goofed-off-
- dozed
- hacked-around-
- hung-about
- sauntered
- mucked
- ambled
- hibernated
- piddled
- kicked-around
- monkeyed
- messed
Weak:
Meaning of idled
Webster
idled (imp. & p. p.)
of Idle
idled Sentence Examples
- The engine idled quietly in the driveway, waiting for its next journey.
- The workers idled around the factory, complaining about the slow production line.
- The students idled between classes, chatting and laughing in the hallways.
- The car idled at a traffic light, its driver lost in thought.
- The computer idled on the desktop, awaiting a command.
- The idle chatter of passersby filled the street.
- The machinery idled in the abandoned warehouse, gathering dust.
- The company idled its workforce during the economic downturn.
- The idle rich spent their days in luxurious idleness.
- The idle thoughts that haunted her mind prevented her from focusing.
FAQs About the word idled
of Idle
strolled, lolled, dallied, poked, chilled, rested, loafed, hung (around or out), played, dawdled
wrought, plodded, applied, hustled, wrought, hustled, plowed, labored, sweated, slaved
The engine idled quietly in the driveway, waiting for its next journey.
The workers idled around the factory, complaining about the slow production line.
The students idled between classes, chatting and laughing in the hallways.
The car idled at a traffic light, its driver lost in thought.
