pelted Antonyms
Strongest:
- lagged
- strolled
- poked
- crept
- hung-around-or-out-
- dragged
- crawled
- lingered
- crept
- lingered
- crawled
- hung-around-or-out-
- poked
- lagged
- poked
- dragged
- loitered
- loitered
- poked
- strolled
Strong:
- sauntered
- shuffled
- tarried
- hanged-around-or-out-
- dawdled
- shuffled
- sauntered
- lumbered
- dallied
- ambled
- plodded
- lumbered
- dawdled
- ambled
- tarried
- plodded
- hanged-around-or-out-
- dallied
Weak:
Strongest:
- darted
- flew
- chased
- blew
- run
- sped
- buzzed
- speeded
- raced
- trotted
- blasted
- rammed
- scurried
- travelled
- hurled
- dashed
- zipped
- traveled
- stepped
- hurried
- rushed
- ran
- jumped
- scooted
- drove
Strong:
- whisked
- hastened
- cracked-on-
- hared
- belted
- motored
- bombed
- rustled
- jogged
- bundled
- coursed
- nipped
- careered
- bustled
- jetted
- tore
- beat-it
- blazed
- hurtled
- breezed
- bowled
- hustled
- hied
- ripped
- scuttled
- galloped
- rocketed
- shot
- careened
- humped
- whirled
- barreled
- zoomed
- barrelled
- bolted
Weak:
Meaning of pelted
Webster
pelted (imp. & p. p.)
of Pelt
pelted Sentence Examples
- The crowd pelted tomatoes at the politician during his speech.
- The house was pelted with hail, causing extensive damage to the roof.
- The toddler pelted the window with mud, leaving streaks all over the glass.
- The angry protestors pelted police officers with rocks and bottles.
- The fishermen pelted the dock with their fresh catch, creating a slippery mess.
- The rain pelted down relentlessly, making it impossible to venture outside.
- The children pelted each other with snowballs, laughing gleefully.
- The hikers were pelted with sleet as they made their way up the mountain trail.
- The hunter pelted the fleeing deer with arrows, but his shots missed their mark.
- The storm pelted the coastline with high winds and towering waves, causing widespread damage.
FAQs About the word pelted
of Pelt
darted, flew, chased, blew, run, sped, buzzed, speeded, raced, trotted
lagged, strolled, poked, crept, hung (around or out), dragged, crawled, lingered, crept, lingered
The crowd pelted tomatoes at the politician during his speech.
The house was pelted with hail, causing extensive damage to the roof.
The toddler pelted the window with mud, leaving streaks all over the glass.
The angry protestors pelted police officers with rocks and bottles.
