loosed Antonyms
Strongest:
- checked
- tamed
- handled
- tamed
- managed
- repressed
- constrained
- governed
- handled
- contained
- governed
- managed
- controlled
- suppressed
- repressed
- controlled
- suppressed
- constrained
- checked
- restrained
- restrained
- contained
Strong:
- bottled-up-
- curbed
- choked
- strangled
- lulled
- inhibited
- soothed
- soothed
- bottled-up-
- pulled-in
- held-back
- bridled
- smothered
- quieted
- stilled
- swallowed
- curbed
- held-back
- smothered
- strangled
- bridled
- stilled
- swallowed
- choked
- inhibited
- lulled
- quieted
- pulled-in
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Meaning of loosed
Webster
loosed (imp. & p. p.)
of Loose
loosed Sentence Examples
- The archer loosed an arrow towards the distant target, its trajectory reaching the bullseye with precision.
- The prisoner had been loosed from his shackles, his freedom long overdue.
- The pent-up emotions of the crowd loosed itself in thunderous applause.
- The dancers let loose their bodies in a whirlwind of graceful movement.
- A torrent of laughter loosed itself from the assembled guests, filling the room with joyous sound.
- The wind loosed itself upon the forest, tearing through leaves and snapping branches in its fury.
- The dragon loosed its fiery breath, incinerating all in its path.
- The torrent of words loosed from the speaker's mouth left the audience spellbound.
- The dam burst, loosed an unstoppable flood that ravaged the surrounding countryside.
- The ancient curse had been loosed upon the land, casting a pall of darkness and despair upon its inhabitants.
FAQs About the word loosed
of Loose
launched,fired, discharged, hurled, flung, shot, blasted,threw, blazed (at), catapulted
checked, tamed, handled, tamed, managed, repressed, constrained, governed, handled, contained
The archer loosed an arrow towards the distant target, its trajectory reaching the bullseye with precision.
The prisoner had been loosed from his shackles, his freedom long overdue.
The pent-up emotions of the crowd loosed itself in thunderous applause.
The dancers let loose their bodies in a whirlwind of graceful movement.
