stapled Antonyms
Meaning of stapled
stapled
a place of supply, a chief commodity or production of a place, a small wire both ends of which are driven through layers of thin and easily penetrable material (such as paper) and usually clinched to hold the layers together, to fasten with staples, a commodity for which the demand is constant, principal, chief, a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closure of an incision), textile fiber (such as wool and rayon) of relatively short length that when spun and twisted forms a yarn rather than a filament, a piece of thin wire that is driven through papers and bent over at the ends to fasten them together or driven through thin material to fasten it to something else, the sustaining or principal element, a piece of metal with sharp points to be driven into a surface to hold something (as a hook, rope, or wire), raw material, to provide with or secure by staples, the length of a piece of such textile fiber, a metal loop both ends of which are driven into a surface to hold the hook, hasp, or bolt of a lock, secure a rope, or fix a wire in place, a usually U-shaped fastener, a chief product of business or farming of a place, something having widespread and constant use or appeal, textile fiber (as wool or rayon) suitable for spinning into yarn, a usually U-shaped and typically metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closure of an incision), principal entry 1, chief, a town used as a center for the sale or exportation of commodities in bulk, the chief part of something, produced regularly or in large quantities, something in widespread and constant use or demand, used, needed, or enjoyed constantly usually by many individuals, a usually metal surgical fastener used to hold layers of tissue together (as in the closing of a wound)
stapled Sentence Examples
- The documents were stapled together to ensure they remained organized.
- The librarian stapled the pages into a booklet for easy reference.
- The teacher stapled the students' test papers to prevent cheating.
- The stapler in the office was jammed, causing a delay in document processing.
- The receptionist stapled her business card to the application forms.
- The contract was stapled multiple times to ensure its legality.
- The construction worker stapled the blueprints to the wall for easy visibility.
- The waitress accidentally stapled the receipt to the customer's hand.
- The patient stapled the medical records to the clipboard for the doctor's review.
- The magazine stapled a promotional insert into the middle of the publication.
FAQs About the word stapled
a place of supply, a chief commodity or production of a place, a small wire both ends of which are driven through layers of thin and easily penetrable material
tackled, pasted, pinned, nailed, clipped, tacked, clenched, shackled, clinched, hanged
divorced, unhooked, disconnected, separated, severed, unfastened, undid,detached, disjoined, dissociated
The documents were stapled together to ensure they remained organized.
The librarian stapled the pages into a booklet for easy reference.
The teacher stapled the students' test papers to prevent cheating.
The stapler in the office was jammed, causing a delay in document processing.
