swatted Synonyms
Strongest:
- swiped
- punched
- knocked
- batted
- whacked
- slammed
- clapped
- smacked
- hit
- clipped
- slapped
- banged
- struck
- pounded
Strong:
- zapped
- chopped
- biffed
- bobbed
- kicked
- rapped
- thwacked
- bashed
- walloped
- bludgeoned
- bopped
- cracked
- slugged
- flicked
- nailed
- bumped
- thumped
- pushed
- whaled
- busted
- slogged
- hammered
- tapped
- shoved
- clapt
- belted
- smote
- boxed
- clocked
- stroked
- pasted
- clouted
- poked
- licked
- stabbed
- socked
- jabbed
- clobbered
- tagged
Weak:
- switched
- slashed
- peppered
- conked
- sapped
- felled
- scuffed
- sledged
- whipped
- cudgeled
- pommelled
- beaned
- roughed
- creamed
- hung-one-on
- flailed
- prodded
- lashed
- bonked
- buffeted
- pelted
- clubbed
- cuffed
- knocked-down
- drubbed
- jostled
- pummelled
- bunged
- laced
- bunted
- pommeled
- stamped
- mauled
- cudgelled
- caned
- pummeled
- dumped
- battered
- bust
- kneed
- butted
- levelled
- leveled
- thrashed
- floored
- decked
- lambasted
- bowled-down-or-over-
- speared
- mangled
- flogged
- beat
swatted Meaning
swatted
a powerful or crushing blow, to hit with a sharp slapping blow usually with an instrument (such as a bat or flyswatter), to make a false report of an ongoing serious crime in order to elicit a response from law enforcement (such as the dispatch of a SWAT unit), to hit with a quick hard blow, a police or military unit specially trained and equipped to handle unusually hazardous situations or missions, home run, a long hit in baseball
swatted Sentence Examples
- The cat swatted at the fly with lightning-fast reflexes.
- The teacher swatted the student's hand with a ruler to enforce discipline.
- The tennis player swatted the ball over the net with a powerful forehand.
- The mosquito swatted against my skin, leaving an irritating itch.
- The police officer swatted away a pesky insect that was buzzing around his head.
- The bird swatted its wings against the window, trying to escape its confinement.
- The angry child swatted at his toys, sending them flying across the room.
- The swatted bat soared through the air, sending a ripple of excitement through the crowd.
- The guard swatted his flashlight at the intruder, hoping to disorientate him.
- The pesky fly swatted against the ceiling, making an annoying high-pitched buzz.
FAQs About the word swatted
a powerful or crushing blow, to hit with a sharp slapping blow usually with an instrument (such as a bat or flyswatter), to make a false report of an ongoing se
swiped, punched, knocked, batted, whacked, slammed, clapped,smacked, hit, clipped
No antonyms found.
The cat swatted at the fly with lightning-fast reflexes.
The teacher swatted the student's hand with a ruler to enforce discipline.
The tennis player swatted the ball over the net with a powerful forehand.
The mosquito swatted against my skin, leaving an irritating itch.
