priming (Meaning)
priming (n)
the act of making something ready
any igniter that is used to initiate the burning of a propellant
the first or preliminary coat of paint or size applied to a surface
Synonyms & Antonyms of priming
priming Sentence Examples
- The priming coat of paint helped prepare the wall for its final color.
- Before applying the finish, the carpenter spent hours priming the wood to ensure a smooth surface.
- The coach focused on priming the athletes mentally before the big game.
- The chef emphasized the importance of priming the grill before cooking to ensure even heat distribution.
- The researcher conducted a series of experiments aimed at priming certain behaviors in laboratory mice.
- The teacher used storytelling as a way of priming her students' imaginations before introducing a new lesson.
- The politician's speech was aimed at priming public opinion in favor of her policy proposals.
- The therapist used relaxation techniques as a means of priming her patient for deeper introspection.
- The advertising campaign was highly effective at priming consumers to associate the product with positive emotions.
- The salesman employed various tactics aimed at priming potential customers to make a purchase decision.
FAQs About the word priming
the act of making something ready, any igniter that is used to initiate the burning of a propellant, the first or preliminary coat of paint or size applied to a
prompting, signal, instruction, coaching, suggestion, input,teaching, recommendation, briefing, assistance
No antonyms found.
The priming coat of paint helped prepare the wall for its final color.
Before applying the finish, the carpenter spent hours priming the wood to ensure a smooth surface.
The coach focused on priming the athletes mentally before the big game.
The chef emphasized the importance of priming the grill before cooking to ensure even heat distribution.
