strung along (Meaning)

strung along

to keep waiting, go along, agree, to go along, deceive, fool, deceive sense 1, fool

The musician strung his guitar strings with precision, ensuring perfect intonation.
The kite soared high in the sky, its tail strung with colorful ribbons.
The necklace was strung with sparkling diamonds that danced in the light.
The artist strung beads together to create an intricate and vibrant tapestry.
The clothesline was strung between two trees, laden with freshly washed laundry.
The spider strung its web with silken threads, waiting patiently for prey.
The construction workers strung scaffolding around the skyscraper, securing it for safety.
The electrician carefully strung wires throughout the house, ensuring a reliable electrical supply.
The fence was strung with barbed wire, deterring intruders from crossing the property.
The fairy lights were strung along the balcony, creating a festive and enchanting atmosphere.

to keep waiting, go along, agree, to go along, deceive, fool, deceive sense 1, fool

deceived, sucked in, tricked, had on, fooled, cheated, hoodwinked, duped, deluded, gammoned

uncovered,showed up, unmasked, debunked, undeceived, exposed, revealed, disclosed, unveiled, divulged

The musician strung his guitar strings with precision, ensuring perfect intonation.

The kite soared high in the sky, its tail strung with colorful ribbons.

The necklace was strung with sparkling diamonds that danced in the light.

The artist strung beads together to create an intricate and vibrant tapestry.