wrestled (Meaning)

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wrestled (imp. & p. p.)

of Wrestle

The wrestlers grappled fiercely on the mat, their bodies entwined in a desperate struggle.
The naughty puppy wrestled with its toy, tugging and gnawing at the fabric.
The siblings wrestled playfully on the sofa, their laughter echoing through the room.
The politician wrestled with his conscience, torn between his principles and the demands of his constituents.
The author wrestled with the complexities of human nature, seeking to unravel its mysteries.
The scientist wrestled with the data, attempting to find a coherent pattern amidst the chaos.
The surgeon wrestled for hours with the patient's life, determined to save it against all odds.
The couple wrestled with their emotions, trying to reconcile their differences and find common ground.
The athlete wrestled with the pain and exhaustion, pushing themselves to the limits of their endurance.
The artist wrestled with the canvas, seeking to capture the ineffable essence of their vision.

of Wrestle

grappled, tussled, battled,fought, scuffled, brawled, dueled, rassled, combatted,contended

No antonyms found.

The wrestlers grappled fiercely on the mat, their bodies entwined in a desperate struggle.

The naughty puppy wrestled with its toy, tugging and gnawing at the fabric.

The siblings wrestled playfully on the sofa, their laughter echoing through the room.

The politician wrestled with his conscience, torn between his principles and the demands of his constituents.