sliding Antonyms
Meaning of sliding
sliding (s)
being a smooth continuous motion
sliding (a.)
That slides or slips; gliding; moving smoothly.
Slippery; elusory.
sliding Sentence Examples
- The child slid down the playground slide with gleeful abandon.
- The heavy door slid open smoothly, revealing the luxurious interior.
- A layer of snow slid off the roof and landed with a soft thud.
- The tectonic plates shifted, causing the earth's crust to slide one against another.
- The windowpane slid up quietly, allowing fresh air to enter the room.
- The river's current carried the boat downstream, sliding it gently past the banks.
- The sliding glass door opened up to a breathtaking view of the ocean.
- The tailor slid the needle through the fabric, creating intricate stitches.
- The knife slid through the butter effortlessly, spreading it evenly over the toast.
- The drawer slid out with a gentle click, revealing a stash of forgotten treasures.
FAQs About the word sliding
being a smooth continuous motionThat slides or slips; gliding; moving smoothly., Slippery; elusory.
lurking,sneaking, slipping, shirking, slinking, snaking,crawling, tiptoeing, creeping, skulking
floundering, trudging, trudging, struggling, shuffling, shuffling, stumbling, floundering, stumbling,struggling
The child slid down the playground slide with gleeful abandon.
The heavy door slid open smoothly, revealing the luxurious interior.
A layer of snow slid off the roof and landed with a soft thud.
The tectonic plates shifted, causing the earth's crust to slide one against another.
