had on (Meaning)
had on
to trick or deceive intentionally, wear, to have plans for
Synonyms & Antonyms of had on
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- gulled
- had
- did a number on
- pulled the wool over one's eyes
- misled
- bamboozled
- caught
- cozened
- conned
- sucked in
- stung
- led one down the garden path
- buffaloed
- pulled one's leg
- kidded
- cheated
- led one up the garden path
- duped
- took in
- gammoned
- deluded
- misguided
- bluffed
- burnt
- burned
- hoodwinked
- suckered
- snookered
- spoofed
- hoaxed
- put on
- gaffed
- humbugged
- snowed
- juggled
- hornswoggled
- faked out
- misinformed
- beguiled
- teased
Antonyms:
had on Sentence Examples
- He had a profound realization that would change his life forever.
- The child had a vivid imagination sparked by the fantastical stories they read.
- The town had a long and storied history that attracted tourists from afar.
- She had a strong desire to make a difference in the world.
- The team had a tough season but never gave up on each other.
- The old house had a creaky charm that made it feel lived-in and cozy.
- He had a strange habit of humming while he worked.
- The students had a rigorous curriculum that challenged their minds.
- The country had a rich tapestry of cultures that added to its allure.
- She had a deep love for animals and dedicated her life to their well-being.
FAQs About the word had on
to trick or deceive intentionally, wear, to have plans for
deceived, fooled, tricked, strung along, gulled, had, did a number on, pulled the wool over one's eyes, misled, bamboozled
undeceived, exposed, revealed, disclosed,showed up, uncovered, unveiled, divulged, debunked, unmasked
He had a profound realization that would change his life forever.
The child had a vivid imagination sparked by the fantastical stories they read.
The town had a long and storied history that attracted tourists from afar.
She had a strong desire to make a difference in the world.
