stuck (to) (Meaning)
stuck (to)
to continue doing or using (something) especially when it is difficult to do so, to not change (a decision, belief, etc.)
Synonyms & Antonyms of stuck (to)
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stuck (to) Sentence Examples
- My car is stuck in the mud, preventing me from continuing my journey.
- The elevator is stuck between floors, leaving passengers stranded within.
- I'm stuck with a broken computer and no way to fix it.
- The zipper on my jacket is stuck, making it impossible to close.
- The paint is stuck to my fingers, despite my attempts to wash it off.
- The dog's collar is stuck to a tree, trapping the animal.
- I'm stuck in a monotonous routine, unable to break free.
- The conversation is stuck in a deadlock, with no progress being made.
- The debris is stuck in the pipe, causing a blockage.
- I'm stuck in a difficult situation, unable to find a solution.
FAQs About the word stuck (to)
to continue doing or using (something) especially when it is difficult to do so, to not change (a decision, belief, etc.)
clung (to), cleaved (to), kept, hugged, treasured, fixated (on or upon), carried, obsessed (about or over), brooded (about or over), maintained
denied, rejected, forgot,ignored, neglected, dropped, abandoned, overlooked, refused, declined
My car is stuck in the mud, preventing me from continuing my journey.
The elevator is stuck between floors, leaving passengers stranded within.
I'm stuck with a broken computer and no way to fix it.
The zipper on my jacket is stuck, making it impossible to close.
