What is "wedged" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does wedged mean in English? Meaning of wedged definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "wedged" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "wedged": wedged or packed in together
Adjective
Synonyms:
comatose, confused, hung, suspended, unconscious, tight, durable, sure, stable, sound, firm, faithful, set, fastened, secure, stuck, fortified, held, adherent, permanent, staunch, close, constant, constrained, lasting, ardent, impregnable, indelible, inextricable, loyal, resistant, resolute, steadfast, tenacious, unwavering, true, attached, glued, true blue, acuminate, taper, conical, acuminous, fusiform, lanceolar, pyramidal, swollen, fastened, caught, fast, frozen, fixed, immovable, out of order, stiff, unworkable, clogged, blocked, sandwiched, malfunctioning, barred, warped, lodged, trammeled, obstructed, abbreviate, shorten, restrict, wrap, cram, constrict, squeeze, shrink, consolidate, wedge, cramp, crowd, abridge, abstract, ram, reduce, decrease, summarize, crush, shrivel, tighten, dehydrate, squash, concentrate, press, coagulate, bind, contract, stuff, epitomize, narrow, pack, telescope, syncopate, boil down, densen, densify, force into space, make brief, press together, load, wedge, shove, crowd, ram, stuff, squeeze, pack, force, choke, thrust, guzzle, overeat, compact, slop, crush, charge, jam, satiate, slosh, squash, devour, heap, ingurgitate, press, gorge, drive, wolf, gobble, jam-pack, overcrowd, overfill, chock, tamp, pack in, pack it in, pack like sardines, sardine, stive, pack em in, screw, tighten, weld, affix, adhere, nail, attach, bolt, solder, glue, truss, wedge, set, lace, chain, strengthen, lock, hitch, hook, tag, connect, seal, close, cohere, establish, belt, hold, fix, unite, leash, moor, lodge, tie, implant, brace, grip, string, batten, couple, cement, band, link, stick, knot, catch, infix, jam, cleave, bar, bind, button, rope, settle, embed, girth, anchor, bond, mortise, rivet, freeze to, hitch on, hook up, make firm, stay put, tack on, obstruct, wedge, clog, force, crowd, ram, cease, stall, wad, crush, jostle, cram, halt, congest, squash, bear, push, stick, press, throng, squish, bind, stuff, elbow, block, pack, jam-pack, tamp, load, lade, throng, crowd, bind, stuff, pile, cram, squeeze, wedge, insert, ram, compress, choke, contract, condense, push, charge, jam, heap, press, mob, arrange, put away, jam-pack, sardine, tamp, chock, drive in, ram in, thrust in, top off, smash, crash, slam, stab, sink, thrust, cram, wedge, pound, force, crowd, dash, hook, hit, hammer, impact, poke, strike, plunge, run, beat, stick, butt, drum, dig, drive, stuff, jack, pack, jam-pack, run into, tamp, collide with, strike head-on, locate, head, prepare, fix, introduce, turn, settle, lay, install, put, apply, post, establish, wedge, point, lock, affix, direct, rest, seat, station, plop, spread, lodge, situate, plant, park, bestow, train, stick, plank, arrange, insert, level, plunk, mount, aim, cast, deposit, ensconce, fasten, embed, anchor, make fast, make ready, zero in, grip, wedge, pinch, compress, crush, stuff, clutch, press, cram, wring, pack, force, crowd, ram, embrace, strangle, jostle, scrunch, clip, quash, hug, squash, bear, thrust, nip, clasp, jam, throttle, squish, enfold, choke, contract, cuddle, hold tight, wedge, shove, stow, pack, pad, cram, squeeze, fill, gormandize, satiate, ram, force, congest, glut, wad, compress, crowd, gobble, guzzle, jam, sate, gorge, push, overindulge, choke up, jam-pack, overfill, overstuff, clog up, fill to overflowing, fill to the brim,
Antonyms:
wobbly, unstable, changeable, indefinite, irresolute, disloyal, inconstant, unreliable, untrue, inaccurate, uncertain, undecided, unprotected, ephemeral, temporary, tardy, unhurried, impermanent, movable, unattached, moral, flexible, loose, soft, weak, moving, wavering, unfixed, open, ending, plodding, slow, insecure, good, upright, widening, impermanent, unfixed, clear, loose, operating, empty, vacant, amplify, enlarge, increase, lengthen, grow, release, disperse, loosen, stretch, expand, free, let go, open, allow, add, extend, strengthen, raise, unwrinkle, loose, untie, blow up, fill, uncompress, uncondense, surrender, release, diet, fast, abstain, nibble, let go, yield, pull, let out, open, uncompress, loosen, release, disconnect, detach, disjoin, dissuade, unlock, unhitch, unseal, refuse, destroy, unsettle, permit, let go, loose, separate, unfasten, displace, remove, discourage, halt, unlace, untie, open, divide, confuse, unfix, forget, leave, lose, unstick, free, allow, unchain, unlink, unblock, surrender, release, refuse, loosen, clear, help, free, open, let go, yield, continue, allow, pull, unfasten, untie, uncompress, release, increase, stretch, enlarge, lengthen, dismantle, unpack, allocate, disperse, dispose, expand, extend, pull, leave alone, untie, distribute, keep, maintain, surrender, retreat, aid, assist, let go, help, lose, halt, stop, tap, disorganize, ignore, destroy, unsettle, unlock, detach, loosen, disorder, refuse, liquefy, soften, ascend, dissuade, hinder, depart, leave, move, neglect, change, confuse, take, displace, unfasten, let go, remove, gather, forget, unfix, take out, go up, rise, discourage, end, finish, halt, release, shun, lengthen, permit, donate, let go, free, loose, allow, expand, give, uncompress, push away, use, deprive, dissatisfy, abstain, diet, fast, repress, suppress, unload, unstuff,
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