levered Antonyms
Meaning of levered
levered
a stiff bar for applying a force (as for lifting a weight) at one point of its length by effort at a second point and turning at a third point on a fulcrum, a bar or rod used to run or adjust something, a bar used to pry or move something, to operate (a device) in the manner of a lever, a bar used for prying or dislodging something, a projecting piece by which a mechanism (see mechanism sense 1) is operated or adjusted, to pry, raise, or move with a lever, a rigid bar used to exert a pressure or sustain a weight at one point of its length by the application of a force at a second and turning at a third on a fulcrum, an inducing or compelling force, to pry, raise, or move with or as if with a lever, a rigid piece that transmits and modifies force or motion when forces are applied at two points and it turns about a third
levered Sentence Examples
- The engineer used a levered system to lift the heavy machinery.
- The child levered open the wooden box with a crowbar.
- The levered mechanism provided a mechanical advantage for the worker.
- The architect designed the building with levered beams for structural support.
- The carpenter levered the nail out of the wood using a nail puller.
- The scientist levered the beaker down using a pair of tongs.
- The levered arm allowed the surgeon to exert more force during the operation.
- The levered handle on the door made it easy to open and close.
- The mechanic used a levered wrench to tighten the bolts.
- The levered crane lifted the cargo ship into the water.
FAQs About the word levered
a stiff bar for applying a force (as for lifting a weight) at one point of its length by effort at a second point and turning at a third point on a fulcrum, a b
pulled,pried, lifted, broke, jimmied, divided, elevated,prized, detached, parted
connected, joined,,
The engineer used a levered system to lift the heavy machinery.
The child levered open the wooden box with a crowbar.
The levered mechanism provided a mechanical advantage for the worker.
The architect designed the building with levered beams for structural support.
