warded (off) Sentence Examples

The goalkeeper warded off the penalty kick with a valiant dive.
The doctor warded off the infection with a course of antibiotics.
The firefighters warded off the advancing flames, preventing further damage.
The negotiator warded off the hostage-taker's demands, ensuring the hostages' safety.
The boxer warded off his opponent's punches with skillful footwork.
The security guard warded off the intruder, preventing him from entry.
The students warded off the temptation to cheat on the exam, maintaining their integrity.
The community warded off the threat of flooding by building a levee.
The government warded off the economic crisis with a series of fiscal policies.
The diplomat warded off the diplomatic incident by carefully balancing his words.

warded (off) Meaning

to avoid being hit by (something)

No weak antonyms found.

to avoid being hit by (something)

opposed,deflected, withstood, held off, resisted, stood off, turned back, fended (off), rebuffed, spurned

welcomed, embraced,hailed,

The goalkeeper warded off the penalty kick with a valiant dive.

The doctor warded off the infection with a course of antibiotics.

The firefighters warded off the advancing flames, preventing further damage.

The negotiator warded off the hostage-taker's demands, ensuring the hostages' safety.