gallied (Meaning)
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gallied (p. p. & a.)
Worried; flurried; frightened.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gallied
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gallied Sentence Examples
- The constant friction gallied the metal surface, leaving it rough and uneven.
- The horse's saddle gallied its back, causing painful sores.
- The repetitive motion gallied her skin, causing it to become irritated and inflamed.
- The harsh chemicals gallied the worker's hands, leaving them red and raw.
- The relentless wind gallied the exposed mountaintop, eroding its surface.
- The salty water gallied the ship's hull, weakening its structure.
- The abrasive sandpaper gallied the wood, smoothing its rough edges.
- The barbed wire gallied the prisoner's skin, leaving deep cuts and scars.
- The coarse fabric gallied her delicate skin, causing uncomfortable chafing.
- The grinding of the gears gallied the metal, creating a loud and piercing noise.
FAQs About the word gallied
Worried; flurried; frightened.
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The constant friction gallied the metal surface, leaving it rough and uneven.
The horse's saddle gallied its back, causing painful sores.
The repetitive motion gallied her skin, causing it to become irritated and inflamed.
The harsh chemicals gallied the worker's hands, leaving them red and raw.
