warding (off) Sentence Examples
- The talisman was believed to ward off evil spirits from the house.
- The garlic cloves were strung around the door to ward off vampires.
- The protective spell created a barrier to ward off negative energy.
- The doctor prescribed antibiotics to ward off the infection.
- The goalkeeper's agile saves warded off multiple goal attempts.
- The body's immune system works diligently to ward off pathogens.
- The potent aroma of lavender warded off mosquitoes from the picnic area.
- The security guard stood vigilant, warding off unauthorized entry.
- The firebreak helped to ward off the wildfire from spreading to the neighboring forest.
- The old superstitions held that amulets could ward off misfortune.
warding (off) Meaning
warding (off)
to avoid being hit by (something)
Synonyms & Antonyms of warding (off)
Synonyms:
- standing-off
- fending-off-
- turning-away
- turning-back
- withstanding
- opposing
- resisting
- holding-off
- deflecting
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word warding (off)
to avoid being hit by (something)
standing off, fending (off), turning away, turning back, withstanding, opposing, resisting,holding off, deflecting, defying
welcoming,embracing,hailing,
The talisman was believed to ward off evil spirits from the house.
The garlic cloves were strung around the door to ward off vampires.
The protective spell created a barrier to ward off negative energy.
The doctor prescribed antibiotics to ward off the infection.
