whished (Meaning)
whished
to move with a whish especially at high speed, to urge on or cause to move with a whish, to make a sibilant sound, a rushing sound, to move with a whizzing or swishing sound
Synonyms & Antonyms of whished
whished Sentence Examples
- I wished upon a shooting star, hoping my dream would come true.
- She wished her parents a happy anniversary, knowing it meant the world to them.
- The child wished for a new toy every night before falling asleep.
- He wished he could turn back time and make different choices.
- I wished I had brought a jacket, as the weather was unexpectedly cold.
- She wished she had the courage to ask him out on a date.
- The traveler wished for a safe and comfortable journey.
- I wished I could have spent more time with my loved one before they passed away.
- He wished his birthday wish would come true, even though he knew it was unlikely.
- I wished I had listened to my gut feeling, as it would have prevented me from making a costly mistake.
FAQs About the word whished
to move with a whish especially at high speed, to urge on or cause to move with a whish, to make a sibilant sound, a rushing sound, to move with a whizzing or s
hummed, whispered, zipped, buzzed, droned, sighed, hissed, whistled, murmured, zoomed
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I wished upon a shooting star, hoping my dream would come true.
She wished her parents a happy anniversary, knowing it meant the world to them.
The child wished for a new toy every night before falling asleep.
He wished he could turn back time and make different choices.
