sew up Antonyms
Meaning of sew up
sew up
to make certain of, to mend completely by sewing, to get exclusive use or control of
sew up Sentence Examples
- The tailor meticulously sewed up the torn seam, restoring its integrity.
- The doctor deftly sewed up the superficial wound, easing the patient's discomfort.
- The seamstress quickly sewed up the hem of the dress, completing the garment in record time.
- The prankster surreptitiously sewed up the sleeves of his friend's shirt, leaving him unable to move his arms.
- The lawyer ingeniously sewed up the loopholes in the contract, protecting his client's interests.
- The politician cunningly sewed up the divide within his party, quelling dissent and securing unity.
- The mechanic carefully sewed up the upholstery on the car seat, revitalizing its appearance.
- The quilter patiently sewed up the intricate patchwork pieces, creating a vibrant and cozy masterpiece.
- The police detective meticulously sewed up the loose ends in the case, ensuring a airtight prosecution.
- The hiker adeptly sewed up the tear in his backpack, preventing further damage and ensuring its longevity.
FAQs About the word sew up
to make certain of, to mend completely by sewing, to get exclusive use or control of
consume, have, monopolize, possess, control, reign (over), hog,own, manage, engross
No antonyms found.
The tailor meticulously sewed up the torn seam, restoring its integrity.
The doctor deftly sewed up the superficial wound, easing the patient's discomfort.
The seamstress quickly sewed up the hem of the dress, completing the garment in record time.
The prankster surreptitiously sewed up the sleeves of his friend's shirt, leaving him unable to move his arms.
