clinging (Meaning)

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

of Cling

No weak antonyms found.

The hiker found himself clinging to the cliffside, desperately seeking a foothold.
As the ship rocked in the stormy seas, passengers clung to the railing for support.
The toddler refused to let go of his mother's hand, clinging to her as they walked through the crowded marketplace.
Memories of her childhood home were still clinging to her mind, vivid and comforting.
The scent of smoke clung to his clothes long after he had left the campfire.
Despite the passing years, she found herself still clinging to hope for a reconciliation.
Fear was clinging to her thoughts like a dark shadow, making it difficult to focus on anything else.
The mud from the trail was clinging to their boots, leaving a trail of prints behind them.
Despite the setbacks, he continued clinging to his dreams of becoming a successful musician.
The fabric of her dress was clinging to her skin, soaked through from the rain.

of Cling

sticking,adhering, cleaving, glueing,gluing, uniting, binding, fusing,hewing, cohering

falling, loosening, loosening,falling, dropping,dropping,

The hiker found himself clinging to the cliffside, desperately seeking a foothold.

As the ship rocked in the stormy seas, passengers clung to the railing for support.

The toddler refused to let go of his mother's hand, clinging to her as they walked through the crowded marketplace.

Memories of her childhood home were still clinging to her mind, vivid and comforting.