tied-up Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- focused
- intent
- vibrant
- energetic
- buzzing
- flourishing
- knee-deep
- hardworking
- thriving
- concentrating
- humming
- astir
- operational
- absorbed
- operative
- going
- focussed
- functioning
- operating
- happening
- tireless
- animated
- vigorous
- engrossed
- lively
- indefatigable
- hopping
- swamped
- living
- running
- alive
- functional
- sedulous
Meaning of tied-up
tied-up Sentence Examples
- The hostages were tied-up in a dark room with their hands behind their backs.
- The cat's tail was tied-up in a knot, causing it to walk awkwardly.
- The boat was tied-up to the dock, preventing it from drifting away.
- The negotiations were tied-up in bureaucratic red tape, delaying progress.
- She tied-up her hair in a ponytail before going for a run.
- The loose end of the rope was tied-up to prevent it from unraveling.
- The injured soldier was tied-up and carried away from the battlefield.
- The criminals were tied-up and put in the back of the police car.
- The tangled phone cord was tied-up and organized, making it easier to use.
- The loose wires were tied-up and secured, eliminating the risk of electrical shock.
FAQs About the word tied-up
engaged, busy, occupied, employed, working, diligent, assiduous, active, industrious, bustling
unemployed, lifeless, unoccupied, idle, inactive, free, unbusy, asleep, sleepy, quiescent
The hostages were tied-up in a dark room with their hands behind their backs.
The cat's tail was tied-up in a knot, causing it to walk awkwardly.
The boat was tied-up to the dock, preventing it from drifting away.
The negotiations were tied-up in bureaucratic red tape, delaying progress.
