latching (on or onto) Antonyms
Meaning of latching (on or onto)
latching (on or onto)
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latching (on or onto) Sentence Examples
- The baby latched onto its mother's breast, seeking nourishment.
- The octopus latched onto the rock, using its suckers to secure itself.
- The doctor latched the surgical scissors onto the patient's skin.
- The door latching mechanism malfunctioned, preventing us from exiting the room.
- The snake's sharp fangs latched onto its prey, injecting venom.
- The carpenter latched the cabinet door, ensuring it remained securely closed.
- The burglar latched onto the window frame, preparing to enter the house.
- The lock latched onto the door handle, preventing it from opening.
- The firefighter latched onto a ladder, climbing up to reach the trapped individuals.
- The climber latched the carabiner onto the safety rope, ensuring their secure ascent.
FAQs About the word latching (on or onto)
grabbing, clinging (to), trapping,snapping (up), capturing, taking, nailing, landing, bagging, grappling
turning over, handing over,giving, handing out, dropping, handing, giving up, delivering, unclasping, rendering
The baby latched onto its mother's breast, seeking nourishment.
The octopus latched onto the rock, using its suckers to secure itself.
The doctor latched the surgical scissors onto the patient's skin.
The door latching mechanism malfunctioned, preventing us from exiting the room.
