budging (Meaning)

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

of Budge

Despite our efforts, the heavy box wasn't budging from its place on the floor.
The stubborn door wouldn't budge, no matter how much we pushed and pulled.
He stood firm, refusing to budge from his position on the matter.
The car was wedged tightly between two other vehicles and showed no signs of budging.
With a final push, the rock finally budged and rolled down the hill.
She tugged at the rope, but it didn't budge an inch.
The old window frame was stuck shut and wouldn't budge, even with force.
The negotiations reached an impasse, neither side willing to budge on their demands.
The cat curled up in its cozy spot and showed no interest in budging.
Despite the storm's ferocity, the tree refused to budge, standing tall and resilient.

of Budge

succumbing, conceding, surrendering, submitting, bowing, relenting, blinking, throwing in the sponge, giving in, yielding

resisting, resisting, contending, contending, fighting, fighting, confronting, defying, countering, combating

Despite our efforts, the heavy box wasn't budging from its place on the floor.

The stubborn door wouldn't budge, no matter how much we pushed and pulled.

He stood firm, refusing to budge from his position on the matter.

The car was wedged tightly between two other vehicles and showed no signs of budging.