impended (Meaning)

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impended (imp. & p. p.)

of Impend

No weak antonyms found.

As the storm impended, dark clouds billowed ominously, casting an eerie glow over the landscape.
With the exam looming, a sense of impending doom gnawed at their minds.
The impending arrival of the king filled the town with a mixture of excitement and trepidation.
The impended invasion sent shockwaves throughout the kingdom, prompting hasty preparations for battle.
The impending closure of the factory cast a long shadow over the community, threatening livelihoods.
As the deadline impended, the engineers worked tirelessly, their sleepless nights etched on their faces.
The impending surgery filled the patient with a mixture of anxiety and hope.
The impended financial crisis sent investors into a panic, leading to a dramatic sell-off in the markets.
The impended arrival of the new CEO instilled a sense of optimism within the organization.
With the impended birth of their first child, the couple experienced an overwhelming surge of joy and expectation.

of Impend

loomed, brewed, threatened,approached, hovered, menaced,neared, overhung, closed in, lowered

died down, shrunk, shrank, lessened, fell, disappeared, declined, subsided, faded, abated

As the storm impended, dark clouds billowed ominously, casting an eerie glow over the landscape.

With the exam looming, a sense of impending doom gnawed at their minds.

The impending arrival of the king filled the town with a mixture of excitement and trepidation.

The impended invasion sent shockwaves throughout the kingdom, prompting hasty preparations for battle.