patched (together) (Meaning)

patched (together)

to put (something) together usually in a quick or careless way

No weak antonyms found.

The torn quilt was patched together with scraps of fabric from a beloved dress.
After the accident, the doctor patched together the patient's wounds with skillful stitching.
The old barn roof was patched together with haphazardly placed shingles that leaked during every rainstorm.
The broken friendship was patched together through a series of heartfelt apologies and gestures of goodwill.
The team patched together a makeshift raft from logs and bamboo to escape the sinking ship.
The tattered manuscript was patched together with fragments of parchment, revealing tantalizing glimpses of a lost civilization.
The patchwork quilt served as a testament to the many hands that had lovingly patched together its vibrant fabrics.
The broken glass was patched together with clear adhesive, leaving only a faint trace of the damage.
The scientist patched together genetic material from different organisms to create a hybrid species.
The patched-together evidence provided irrefutable proof of the accused's guilt.

to put (something) together usually in a quick or careless way

cobbled (together or up), threw together, knocked together,dashed (off), threw up,jury-rigged

crafted, forged, hammered out, handcrafted, fashioned,pounded (out),

The torn quilt was patched together with scraps of fabric from a beloved dress.

After the accident, the doctor patched together the patient's wounds with skillful stitching.

The old barn roof was patched together with haphazardly placed shingles that leaked during every rainstorm.

The broken friendship was patched together through a series of heartfelt apologies and gestures of goodwill.