unhitching Antonyms
Meaning of unhitching
unhitching
to free from or as if from being hitched
unhitching Sentence Examples
- The farmer quickly unhitched the plow from the tractor before a thunderstorm approached.
- The hiker unhitched her backpack and took a break to admire the scenic view.
- The cowboy skillfully unhitched the horses from the wagon and let them graze freely.
- The driver unhitched the trailer from the truck and prepared to unload the merchandise.
- The boat owner unhitched the powerboat from the dock and set sail on the lake.
- The dog owner unhitched the leash and let his beloved pup run free in the park.
- The unhitching of the anchor allowed the ship to drift with the current.
- The passengers unhitched their seatbelts as the plane touched down on the tarmac.
- The camper unhitched the trailer from the car and set up camp for the night.
- The technician unhitched the wires and cables from the old server, preparing it for replacement.
FAQs About the word unhitching
to free from or as if from being hitched
disengaging, uncoupling, detaching, disjoining,disconnecting, unchaining, splitting, parting, separating, disjointing
chaining, conjugating, interconnecting, interlinking,connecting, yoking, hitching, linking, joining, compounding
The farmer quickly unhitched the plow from the tractor before a thunderstorm approached.
The hiker unhitched her backpack and took a break to admire the scenic view.
The cowboy skillfully unhitched the horses from the wagon and let them graze freely.
The driver unhitched the trailer from the truck and prepared to unload the merchandise.
