nailing (down) (Meaning)

nailing (down)

to find out or identify (something) exactly, to make (something) definite or final, to make (something, such as a victory) certain to happen

No weak antonyms found.

The contractor nailed down the final plank to secure the decking.
The carpenter meticulously nailed down the trim to create a flawless finish.
The lawyer nailed down the details of the contract to protect their client's interests.
The researcher nailed down the cause of the disease through rigorous experimentation.
The teacher nailed down the concepts with a series of interactive exercises.
The salesperson nailed down a deal with a lucrative commission.
The team nailed down the strategy for the upcoming competition.
The detectives nailed down the suspect with irrefutable evidence.
The hikers nailed down their campsite amidst a picturesque meadow.
The artist nailed down the perfect shade of blue for their masterpiece.

to find out or identify (something) exactly, to make (something) definite or final, to make (something, such as a victory) certain to happen

establishing, demonstrating, proving, ensuring, clearing (up), determining, showing, stating,insuring, clinching

confusing, muddling, muddying,unsettling,

The contractor nailed down the final plank to secure the decking.

The carpenter meticulously nailed down the trim to create a flawless finish.

The lawyer nailed down the details of the contract to protect their client's interests.

The researcher nailed down the cause of the disease through rigorous experimentation.