railed (Meaning)

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railed (imp. & p. p.)

of Rail

The train railed along the tracks, carrying passengers to their destinations.
The fence railed the yard, preventing intruders from entering.
The critic railed against the politician's policies, calling them irresponsible.
The crowd railed on the speaker, demanding answers to their questions.
The river railed over the rocks, creating a thunderous roar.
The wind railed through the trees, causing branches to sway and leaves to fall.
The students railed against the new regulations, claiming they were unfair.
The lawyer railed on the witness, trying to discredit their testimony.
The boss railed at his employees, criticizing their performance.
The townspeople railed against the proposed development, fearing it would harm the environment.

of Rail

reviled, fulminated,ranted, confounded,execrated, cussed, damned, anathematized, imprecated,blasphemed

No antonyms found.

The train railed along the tracks, carrying passengers to their destinations.

The fence railed the yard, preventing intruders from entering.

The critic railed against the politician's policies, calling them irresponsible.

The crowd railed on the speaker, demanding answers to their questions.