worked out Sentence Examples
- After weeks of brainstorming, the team worked out a solution that satisfied everyone.
- The math problem seemed impossible at first, but with patience, she eventually worked it out.
- The mechanic worked out the engine problem in a matter of hours.
- The couple worked out their financial situation and decided to start saving for retirement.
- The scientist worked out a theory that explained the strange data they had collected.
- The students worked out their differences and ended up becoming friends.
- The athlete worked out every day for months to prepare for the competition.
- The company worked out a deal with its investors to secure funding for its expansion.
- The puzzle was difficult, but after several attempts, I finally worked it out.
- The new employee worked out well in the company and quickly earned the respect of his colleagues.
worked out Meaning
worked out
to engage in a workout, solve, a practice or exercise to test or improve one's fitness for athletic competition, ability, or performance, an undertaking or plan intended to resolve a problem of indebtedness especially in lieu of bankruptcy or foreclosure proceedings, to bring about by effort or by clearing up difficulties, develop, to be successful, to solve (something, such as a problem) by a process of reasoning or calculation, a test of one's ability, capacity, stamina, or suitability, to discharge (a debt) by labor, a practice or exercise to test or improve one's fitness especially in athletics, to perform athletic exercises to improve one's fitness, develop sense 2, to devise, arrange, or achieve by resolving difficulties, to bring about by labor and exertion, to prove effective, practicable, or suitable, to exhaust (something, such as a mine) by working, to amount to a total or calculated figure
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FAQs About the word worked out
to engage in a workout, solve, a practice or exercise to test or improve one's fitness for athletic competition, ability, or performance, an undertaking or plan
solved, resolved, unraveled, figured out, answered, decided, unriddled, deciphered, worked, doped (out)
tore down, dismantled, demolished, razed,destroyed, ruined,wrecked,undid, unmade
After weeks of brainstorming, the team worked out a solution that satisfied everyone.
The math problem seemed impossible at first, but with patience, she eventually worked it out.
The mechanic worked out the engine problem in a matter of hours.
The couple worked out their financial situation and decided to start saving for retirement.
