buckled (Meaning)

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buckled (imp. & p. p.)

of Buckle

No weak antonyms found.

He hurriedly buckled his seatbelt as the airplane taxied down the runway.
The weight of the heavy boxes caused the shelves to sag and buckle.
With a loud crash, the door finally gave way and buckled under the force of the battering ram.
The toddler proudly showed off his newly buckled shoes to his parents.
The intense heat caused the pavement to warp and buckle.
The straps of the backpack were securely buckled before the hiker set off on the trail.
She sighed with relief as she finally buckled the last strap of her backpack.
The leather belt was worn and cracked, but it still buckled securely around his waist.
The metal railing buckled under the weight of the crowd leaning against it.
Despite the strong winds, the old tree remained standing, its trunk slightly buckled from years of weathering.

of Buckle

tumbled,collapsed, crumpled, yielded, gave way, crumbled, gave, went out, melted, flattened

rose, rose,inflated, swelled, inflated, swelled,

He hurriedly buckled his seatbelt as the airplane taxied down the runway.

The weight of the heavy boxes caused the shelves to sag and buckle.

With a loud crash, the door finally gave way and buckled under the force of the battering ram.

The toddler proudly showed off his newly buckled shoes to his parents.