short-circuited (Meaning)
short-circuited (imp. & p. p.)
of Short-circuit
Synonyms & Antonyms of short-circuited
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- repressed
- braked
- suffocated
- stifled
- strangled
- roadblocked
- bogged (down)
- frustrated
- baffled
- sabotaged
- gave a hard time
- leashed
- hog-tied
- smothered
- cramped one's style
- muzzled
- held up
- bound
- arrested
- confined
- derailed
- tethered
- choked
- reined
- blockaded
- curbed
- tied
- retarded
- balked
- held back
- manacled
- barricaded
- retained
- stumped
- haltered
- foiled
- checked
- mired
- suppressed
- chained
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short-circuited Sentence Examples
- The electrical system short-circuited, causing the lights to flicker erratically.
- The overloaded power strip short-circuited, creating a minor fire in the living room.
- My laptop's motherboard short-circuited during a thunderstorm, rendering it unusable.
- The factory's electrical grid short-circuited, leading to a temporary shutdown.
- The faulty wiring in the kitchen short-circuited, tripping the circuit breaker.
- The old battery in my phone short-circuited, preventing it from charging.
- The short-circuited wiring in the attic caused a small electrical fire.
- The lightning strike short-circuited the power lines, leaving hundreds of homes without electricity.
- The waterlogged electronics in the flooded basement short-circuited, destroying several valuable appliances.
- The frayed insulation on the electric cord short-circuited, giving my husband a nasty shock.
FAQs About the word short-circuited
of Short-circuit
obstructed, impeded, hindered, embarrassed,hampered, hobbled, constrained, thwarted, disrupted, stymied
aided, freed,helped, freed, facilitated, cleared, cleared, aided, assisted, facilitated
The electrical system short-circuited, causing the lights to flicker erratically.
The overloaded power strip short-circuited, creating a minor fire in the living room.
My laptop's motherboard short-circuited during a thunderstorm, rendering it unusable.
The factory's electrical grid short-circuited, leading to a temporary shutdown.