girdled (Meaning)

Webster

girdled (imp. & p. p.)

of Girdle

The muscular athlete's waist was girdled by a wide leather belt.
The ancient castle was fortified with a double wall girdled by a deep moat.
The majestic oak tree's massive trunk was girdled by thick ivy vines.
The silver band girdled the bride's slender finger, symbolizing their eternal bond.
The metal hoop girdled the wooden barrel, securing its contents.
The hiker's backpack was girdled with straps that distributed the weight evenly.
The hillsides were girdled by lush green forests, a verdant blanket covering the landscape.
The stormy clouds seemed to gird the horizon, promising an impending downpour.
The golden girdle that adorned the queen's gown shimmered and sparkled under the chandelier's light.
The starving prisoner's stomach girdled by a belt of rope, a cruel reminder of his predicament.

of Girdle

wrapped, girded, banded, enwound, girthed,girt, circled, bandaged, begirt, belted

untied,unwrapped, untied, unwrapped, unshackled, unshackled, unbound, ungirded, unwound, ungirded

The muscular athlete's waist was girdled by a wide leather belt.

The ancient castle was fortified with a double wall girdled by a deep moat.

The majestic oak tree's massive trunk was girdled by thick ivy vines.

The silver band girdled the bride's slender finger, symbolizing their eternal bond.