railing Synonyms
railing Meaning
railing (n)
a barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports
material for making rails or rails collectively
railing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Rail
railing (a.)
Expressing reproach; insulting.
railing (n.)
A barrier made of a rail or of rails.
Rails in general; also, material for making rails.
railing Sentence Examples
- The children leaned over the railing, their faces illuminated by the setting sun.
- The railing along the balcony provided a sense of security, despite its ornate design.
- The old man clutched the railing tightly as he ascended the steep staircase.
- The railing in the park was intended to keep people from falling into the river below.
- The railing around the swimming pool prevented unauthorized access and ensured safety for swimmers.
- The wrought-iron railing leading to the front door added an elegant touch to the home's exterior.
- The railing along the bridge swayed gently in the wind, creating a rhythmic sound.
- The railing was coated with a non-slip material to enhance safety and prevent falls.
- The railing in the museum provided a resting spot for weary visitors to admire the artwork.
- The railing on the back porch offered a panoramic view of the garden and beyond.
FAQs About the word railing
a barrier consisting of a horizontal bar and supports, material for making rails or rails collectivelyof Rail, Expressing reproach; insulting., A barrier made o
rail, handrail, banister,balustrade, bannister, guardrail,fender
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The children leaned over the railing, their faces illuminated by the setting sun.
The railing along the balcony provided a sense of security, despite its ornate design.
The old man clutched the railing tightly as he ascended the steep staircase.
The railing in the park was intended to keep people from falling into the river below.
