starting stall (Meaning)
Wordnet
starting stall (n)
a movable barrier on the starting line of a race course
Synonyms & Antonyms of starting stall
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starting stall Sentence Examples
- The car lurched forward and stalled at the intersection, leaving me stranded in traffic.
- The engine stalled out during the crucial final lap, costing the driver the race.
- The airplane's engine stalled mid-flight, sending shockwaves through the cabin.
- The presentation stalled for a moment as the speaker fumbled for their notes.
- The negotiation stalled due to a disagreement over a minor detail.
- The sales pipeline stalled after a promising start, leaving the team frustrated.
- The artist's creative process stalled, leaving them feeling uninspired.
- The project was in danger of stalling as resources grew scarce.
- The couple's relationship stalled for several months before they decided to end it.
- The stock market stalled after a period of rapid growth, leaving investors in a state of uncertainty.
FAQs About the word starting stall
a movable barrier on the starting line of a race course
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The car lurched forward and stalled at the intersection, leaving me stranded in traffic.
The engine stalled out during the crucial final lap, costing the driver the race.
The airplane's engine stalled mid-flight, sending shockwaves through the cabin.
The presentation stalled for a moment as the speaker fumbled for their notes.
