plucked Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- rooked
- victimized
- did-in
- deceived
- bled
- swindled
- chiseled
- skinned
- bilked
- exploited
- wrenched
- euchred
- extorted
- choused
- shorted
- gaffed
- ripped-off
- did
- mulcted
- clipped
- fooled
- fleeced
- conned
- nobbled
- betrayed
- stiffed
- hosed
- shortchanged
- suckered
- fiddled
- tricked
- reamed
- skunked
- diddled
- defrauded
- took-for-a-ride
- shook-down
- flimflammed
- thimblerigged
- chiselled
- cozened
- wrung
Weak:
plucked Meaning
plucked (a)
of a stringed instrument; sounded with the fingers or a plectrum
plucked (s)
having the feathers removed, as from a pelt or a fowl
plucked (imp. & p. p.)
of Pluck
plucked (a.)
Having courage and spirit.
plucked Sentence Examples
- The guitarist deftly plucked the strings of his acoustic guitar, creating a captivating melody.
- She plucked the petals from the daisy, wondering if love was true or false.
- The surgeon meticulously plucked the splinter from the patient's finger with a fine pair of tweezers.
- The seamstress carefully plucked the loose thread from the intricate embroidery, ensuring flawless perfection.
- The farmer plucked the ripe strawberries from the vines, their sweet aroma filling the air.
- The bird watcher patiently plucked out the rare feather from the nest, adding it to their collection.
- The artist plucked the vibrant blossoms from the garden, using them as inspiration for his next masterpiece.
- The thief quickly plucked the necklace from the unsuspecting woman's neck, disappearing into the bustling crowd.
- The child gleefully plucked flowers from the field, creating a vibrant bouquet for their mother.
- The archaeologist carefully plucked the ancient artifact from the ruins, preserving a piece of history for future generations.
FAQs About the word plucked
of a stringed instrument; sounded with the fingers or a plectrum, having the feathers removed, as from a pelt or a fowlof Pluck, Having courage and spirit.
hustled, screwed, cheated, beat, stuck,squeezed, stung, rooked, victimized, did in
No antonyms found.
The guitarist deftly plucked the strings of his acoustic guitar, creating a captivating melody.
She plucked the petals from the daisy, wondering if love was true or false.
The surgeon meticulously plucked the splinter from the patient's finger with a fine pair of tweezers.
The seamstress carefully plucked the loose thread from the intricate embroidery, ensuring flawless perfection.
