rescuing (Meaning)

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rescuing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rescue

No weak antonyms found.

The brave firefighters rushed into the burning building, rescuing three children from the flames.
The coast guard swiftly maneuvered their boat to rescue the stranded sailors during the raging storm.
Wildlife rescuers carefully approached the injured bird, gently extricating it from the tree branches.
Mountain climbers skillfully navigated the treacherous terrain, rescuing an injured hiker from a precarious ledge.
The police meticulously searched the area, rescuing the kidnapped child from her captors.
Volunteers tirelessly worked through the night, rescuing survivors from the wreckage of the collapsed building.
The lifeguards heroically jumped into the icy water, rescuing a drowning swimmer.
Animal rescuers risked their lives to evacuate pets and livestock from a blazing wildfire.
The search and rescue team relentlessly pursued the missing hiker, eventually rescuing him from a remote mountain pass.
The helicopter crew skillfully maneuvered through the raging winds, hoisting a stranded climber to safety.

of Rescue

salvaging,saving,delivering, bailing out, recovering, releasing, liberating, freeing,bringing off, emancipating

compromising, risking, endangering, venturing, endangering, gambling (with), jeopardizing, jeopardizing, compromising,risking

The brave firefighters rushed into the burning building, rescuing three children from the flames.

The coast guard swiftly maneuvered their boat to rescue the stranded sailors during the raging storm.

Wildlife rescuers carefully approached the injured bird, gently extricating it from the tree branches.

Mountain climbers skillfully navigated the treacherous terrain, rescuing an injured hiker from a precarious ledge.