helmeted (Meaning)
helmeted (s)
equipped with or wearing a helmet
helmeted (a.)
Wearing a helmet; furnished with or having a helmet or helmet-shaped part; galeate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of helmeted
Synonyms:
- silk hat
- cowboy hat
- garrison cap
- turban
- capuche
- Stetson
- boater
- helm
- casque
- sombrero
- képi
- bowler
- castor
- tricorn
- headgear
- kufi
- sunbonnet
- cocked hat
- derby
- top hat
- toque
- fedora
- hard hat
- mitre
- picture hat
- fez
- opera hat
- bonnet
- stocking cap
- beret
- service cap
- tam
- skullcap
- cowl
- headdress
- zucchetto
- tricorne
- biretta
- cloche
- shako
- high hat
- pillbox
- kepi
- topper
- homburg
- baseball cap
- hood
- calotte
- hat
- miter
- overseas cap
- plug hat
Synonyms:
helmeted Sentence Examples
- The helmeted warriors charged into battle with relentless fury.
- The cyclist wore a brightly colored helmeted to ensure his safety.
- The firefighters donned their helmeted gear as they entered the blazing inferno.
- The medieval soldiers advanced with helmeted faces, their eyes hidden beneath visors.
- The helmeted police officers formed a human barricade during the protest.
- The construction workers toiled under the scorching sun, their helmeted heads providing protection.
- The helmeted astronaut floated weightlessly through the vastness of space.
- The skier descended the mountain slopes with a helmeted smile on his face.
- The helmeted soldier stood guard at the entrance to the military base.
- The firefighters' helmeted reflections danced in the flickering flames of the burning building.
FAQs About the word helmeted
equipped with or wearing a helmetWearing a helmet; furnished with or having a helmet or helmet-shaped part; galeate.
silk hat, cowboy hat, garrison cap, turban, capuche, Stetson, boater, helm, casque, sombrero
No antonyms found.
The helmeted warriors charged into battle with relentless fury.
The cyclist wore a brightly colored helmeted to ensure his safety.
The firefighters donned their helmeted gear as they entered the blazing inferno.
The medieval soldiers advanced with helmeted faces, their eyes hidden beneath visors.
