patching (together) (Meaning)

patching (together)

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

No strong syonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The doctor meticulously patched together the deep wound with delicate sutures.
The mechanic spent hours patching together the damaged engine, ensuring its functionality.
The seamstress carefully patched together the torn cloth, restoring its integrity.
The children patched together the broken puzzle pieces with glee, completing the intricate scene.
The archivist worked tirelessly, patching together fragments of ancient texts to reconstruct lost knowledge.
The artist patched together scraps of fabric, creating a vibrant and unique quilt.
The engineer patched together a makeshift shelter from discarded materials, providing refuge from the elements.
The software developer patched together a solution to the critical bug, ensuring the program's stability.
The historians patched together the events of the past based on scattered fragments of evidence.
The gardener patched together the worn-out lawn with fresh sod, restoring its lush appearance.

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

cobbling (together or up), knocking together, throwing together, dashing (off), throwing up,, jerry-building,jury-rigging

pounding (out), crafting,forging, hammering out, fashioning, handcrafting,

The doctor meticulously patched together the deep wound with delicate sutures.

The mechanic spent hours patching together the damaged engine, ensuring its functionality.

The seamstress carefully patched together the torn cloth, restoring its integrity.

The children patched together the broken puzzle pieces with glee, completing the intricate scene.