taking down Antonyms
Strongest:
- commending
- acknowledging
- hailing
- boasting
- complimenting
- praising
- extolling
- elevating
- honoring
- playing-up
- acclaiming
- canonizing
- lauding
- touting
- aggrandizing
- citing
- applauding
- congratulating
- saluting
- highlighting
- decorating
- eulogizing
- deifying
- cheering
- recognizing
- celebrating
- exalting
Strong:
- feting
- promoting
- raising
- enthroning
- dignifying
- upgrading
- advancing
- uplifting
- f-ting
- glorifying
- lifting
- ennobling
- enshrining
- boosting
- magnifying
- spotlighting
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- shaming
- cheapening
- lowering
- fouling
- degrading
- disgracing
- debasing
- dishonoring
- rattling
- crying-down
- confusing
- smirching
- writing-off
- insulting
- abasing
- humbling
- demeaning
- chastening
- criticizing
Weak:
- libelling
- reprehending
- detracting
- maligning
- abashing
- affronting
- castigating
- minimizing
- flustering
- mortifying
- libeling
- denouncing
- nonplussing
- fazing
- confounding
- discountenancing
- slandering
- ridiculing
- defaming
- discomfiting
- belittling
- putting-down
- decrying
- disconcerting
- sinking
- nonplusing
- condemning
- defiling
- diminishing
- discounting
- depreciating
- disparaging
Meaning of taking down
taking down
disassemble, to lower without removing, constructed so as to be readily taken apart, to lower the spirit or vanity of, to write down, the action or an act of taking down, to record by mechanical means, to become seized or attacked especially by illness, something (such as a rifle) having takedown construction, to lower the spirit or pride of, to pull to pieces, to write down or record by mechanical means
taking down Sentence Examples
- The police officers were taking down the suspect's statement.
- The hurricane winds were taking down trees with ease.
- The construction crew was taking down the old building to make way for a new one.
- The doctor was taking down the patient's vital signs.
- The teacher was taking down students' names as they entered the classroom.
- The accountant was taking down figures from the financial report.
- The stenographer was taking down the judge's instructions during the trial.
- The historian was taking down notes from the old diary.
- The photographer was taking down images of the beautiful landscape.
- The crowd was taking down the barricades to start a riot.
FAQs About the word taking down
disassemble, to lower without removing, constructed so as to be readily taken apart, to lower the spirit or vanity of, to write down, the action or an act of ta
humiliating, discrediting, embarrassing, shaming, cheapening, lowering, fouling, degrading, disgracing, debasing
commending, acknowledging, hailing, boasting, complimenting, praising, extolling, elevating, honoring, playing up
The police officers were taking down the suspect's statement.
The hurricane winds were taking down trees with ease.
The construction crew was taking down the old building to make way for a new one.
The doctor was taking down the patient's vital signs.
