anchoring (Meaning)

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anchoring (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Anchor

No weak antonyms found.

The sailor skillfully completed the anchoring process, securing the ship firmly to the dock.
During the storm, the crew faced the challenging task of anchoring the vessel to prevent it from drifting.
The climber carefully focused on anchoring the rope to a secure point before ascending the sheer rock face.
In the midst of the hurricane, anchoring the tent became a priority to prevent it from being carried away by the strong winds.
The news anchor did a remarkable job of anchoring the live broadcast, maintaining composure even in the face of breaking news.
The construction team spent hours anchoring the foundation to ensure the stability of the tall building.
The scientist emphasized the importance of accurately anchoring the research findings in established theories for credibility.
As the hot air balloon descended, the pilot focused on anchoring it safely to the ground to avoid any mishaps.
The TV show host had the responsibility of anchoring the live event, keeping the audience engaged with seamless transitions.
The debate moderator played a crucial role in anchoring the discussion, ensuring that all participants had a fair opportunity to express their views.

of Anchor

clamping,securing, mooring, fastening, catching, fixing, setting,hitching, intrenching, engraining

loosening, pulling, pulling, loosing, loosening, loosing, unfastening, extracting, unfastening, extracting

The sailor skillfully completed the anchoring process, securing the ship firmly to the dock.

During the storm, the crew faced the challenging task of anchoring the vessel to prevent it from drifting.

The climber carefully focused on anchoring the rope to a secure point before ascending the sheer rock face.

In the midst of the hurricane, anchoring the tent became a priority to prevent it from being carried away by the strong winds.