plumped (for) (Meaning)

plumped (for)

to choose (someone or something) after thinking carefully, to express support for (someone or something)

No weak antonyms found.

She plumped for a cozy armchair, sinking into its soft cushions.
The pillows had plumped up wonderfully after being fluffed in the dryer.
The beautician plumped up her client's lips with a collagen filler.
The rain had plumped up the cornstalks, making them stand tall and verdant.
The plumped-up feathers of the goose provided ample insulation for the winter.
The chef plumped for the thickest asparagus stalks, selecting them carefully for his dish.
The hot water plumped up the dried apricots, restoring their sweetness and juiciness.
The upholstery had become plumped up after years of use, adding comfort to the worn-out sofa.
She plumped for the largest melons at the market, wanting the freshest and most flavorful fruits.
The carpenter used a specialized tool to plump up the wood panels, ensuring a smooth and even surface for the door.

to choose (someone or something) after thinking carefully, to express support for (someone or something)

advocated, endorsed, supported, helped, held a brief for, patronized,plunked (for), adopted, went in for, championed

baffled, frustrated,opposed, thwarted, interfered, disappointed, sabotaged, deserted, foiled,let down

She plumped for a cozy armchair, sinking into its soft cushions.

The pillows had plumped up wonderfully after being fluffed in the dryer.

The beautician plumped up her client's lips with a collagen filler.

The rain had plumped up the cornstalks, making them stand tall and verdant.