Synonyms for Hauling on:
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v.
• assault
- abuse
, - advance
, - assail
, - bash
, - beset
, - blast
, - blitz
, - bushwhack
, - charge
, - come down on
, - go for
, - haul off on
, - invade
, - jump
, - jump down one's throat
, - jump on one's case
, - lay into
, - let have it
, - light into
, - rape
, - ruin
, - set upon
, - shoot down
, - slam
, - slap around
, - storm
, - strike
, - trash
, - violate
, - work over
, - zap
.
What are the hypernyms for Hauling on?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for hauling on?
Antonyms for hauling on include letting go, releasing, freeing, easing off, and loosening. While hauling on can imply exerting force or effort, these antonyms suggest the opposite: relinquishing control or pressure, or reducing tension. For example, in sailing, a sailor might haul on a rope to tighten a sail, but to ease it and catch less wind, they would let go or release the rope. In any situation where hauling on is used, there are often moments when the opposite action is necessary. Recognizing these antonyms helps us navigate the varied physical and emotional demands of everyday life.
What are the antonyms for Hauling on?
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v.
• assault
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