laid down (Meaning)
laid down
to state or declare forcefully, store, preserve, establish sense 1, prescribe, to hit along the ground, to lie down, to assert or command dogmatically, to direct toward a target, to give up, establish, prescribe, record
Synonyms & Antonyms of laid down
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Synonyms:
- permitted
- reenacted
- legislated
- executed
- effected
- allowed
- confirmed
- administered
- proclaimed
- sanctioned
- ratified
- authorized
- decreed
- repassed
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laid down Sentence Examples
- The carpenter carefully laid down the blueprint on the workbench.
- The heavy stone was delicately laid down on the pedestal.
- The painter meticulously laid down the first layer of paint on the canvas.
- The musician gently laid down the guitar after a stirring performance.
- The lawyer strategically laid down the facts of the case before the jury.
- The chef artfully laid down the sliced carrots and cucumbers on the salad plate.
- The mason expertly laid down each brick, creating a sturdy foundation.
- The seamstress precisely laid down the fabric, ensuring a flawless fit.
- The architect thoughtfully laid down the plans for the new building.
- The writer expressively laid down the words on the page, weaving a captivating story.
FAQs About the word laid down
to state or declare forcefully, store, preserve, establish sense 1, prescribe, to hit along the ground, to lie down, to assert or command dogmatically, to direc
passed,enacted, brought about, dictated,approved, ordained, constituted, made, permitted, reenacted
reversed, repealed, canceled, rescinded, abolished, cancelled, killed,revoked, overturned, abrogated
The carpenter carefully laid down the blueprint on the workbench.
The heavy stone was delicately laid down on the pedestal.
The painter meticulously laid down the first layer of paint on the canvas.
The musician gently laid down the guitar after a stirring performance.
