boxing (in) (Meaning)

boxing (in)

to surround (someone or something) and make movement difficult

The boxer moved swiftly, weaving in and out of the ring's boxing ring.
The referee signaled the start of the boxing match, and the fighters stepped into the boxing ring.
The crowd cheered as the fighters approached the boxing ring for the main event.
The coach instructed his boxer to practice his footwork in the boxing ring.
The boxing ring was filled with tension as the undefeated champion prepared for his title defense.
The aspiring boxer dreamed of one day fighting in the renowned boxing ring of Madison Square Garden.
The boxing ring became a testament to the resilience and determination of the fighters.
The boxing ring was a place where dreams were realized and legends were forged.
The boxing ring was the ultimate test of skill, endurance, and willpower.
The boxing ring witnessed countless battles, each filled with its own unique story and legacy.

to surround (someone or something) and make movement difficult

cooping (up), fencing (in), walling (in), including, mewing (up),housing, surrounding, enclosing, encasing, hemming (in)

No antonyms found.

The boxer moved swiftly, weaving in and out of the ring's boxing ring.

The referee signaled the start of the boxing match, and the fighters stepped into the boxing ring.

The crowd cheered as the fighters approached the boxing ring for the main event.

The coach instructed his boxer to practice his footwork in the boxing ring.