throttled (Meaning)

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throttled (imp. & p. p.)

of Throttle

No weak antonyms found.

The enraged driver throttled the gas pedal, sending the car hurtling forward.
The rower throttled the oars with all their might, propelling the boat through the water.
The mechanic throttled the engine, adjusting its performance.
The technician throttled the internet connection, slowing down the data transfer rate.
The valve was throttled to control the flow of liquid through the pipe.
The police officer throttled the suspect's arm to restrain him.
The assailant throttled the victim, constricting their airway.
The dying patient's breath was throttled by a growing tumor.
The metaphor described the company's rapid growth as a "throttled ascent."
The government throttled social media platforms, limiting access to information.

of Throttle

strangled,choked,suffocated, garroted, garotted, smothered,stifled, asphyxiated

revived,restored, restored, revived, resuscitated,resuscitated,

The enraged driver throttled the gas pedal, sending the car hurtling forward.

The rower throttled the oars with all their might, propelling the boat through the water.

The mechanic throttled the engine, adjusting its performance.

The technician throttled the internet connection, slowing down the data transfer rate.