waving Antonyms
Strongest:
- stop
- cessation
- stop
- halt
- finish
- halt
- pause
- ending
- cessation
- expiration
- stillness
- ending
- stillness
- pause
- inertia
- motionlessness
- motionlessness
- expiration
- inertia
- immobility
- termination
- termination
- immobility
- finish
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Meaning of waving
waving (n)
the act of signaling by a movement of the hand
waving (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Wave
waving Sentence Examples
- The exuberant crowd waved their hands enthusiastically as the parade passed by.
- The child eagerly waved to his mother from the window as she drove away.
- The swimmer waved frantically for help as he struggled in the rough waters.
- The traffic police officer waved at drivers to stop or proceed.
- The tree branches swayed and waved gently in the summer breeze.
- The conductor waved his baton, signaling the orchestra to begin the performance.
- The flag proudly waved atop the flagpole, symbolizing national pride.
- The waiter waved to get the attention of the patrons at the restaurant.
- The politician waved to the cheering crowd during his victory speech.
- The hiker waved his hiking stick to alert his fellow trekkers of his presence.
FAQs About the word waving
the act of signaling by a movement of the handof Wave
flailing,flapping, squirming, writhing, fidgeting,twitching, fiddling, wriggling, motion, motility
stop, cessation, stop, halt, finish, halt, pause, ending, cessation, expiration
The exuberant crowd waved their hands enthusiastically as the parade passed by.
The child eagerly waved to his mother from the window as she drove away.
The swimmer waved frantically for help as he struggled in the rough waters.
The traffic police officer waved at drivers to stop or proceed.
