Synonyms for Winded up at:
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v.
• arrive
- HIT
, - access
, - alight
, - appear
, - attain
, - barge in
, - blow in
, - bob up
, - breeze in
, - bust in
, - buzz
, - check in
, - clock in
, - disembark
, - dismount
, - drop anchor
, - drop in
, - enter
, - fall by
, - fall in
, - get to
, - hit town
, - land
, - make it
, - make the scene
, - pop in
, - pop up
, - pull in
, - punch the clock
, - reach
, - report
, - roll in
, - show
, - show up
, - sign in
, - sky in
, - take place
, - turn up
, - visit
, - wind up at
.
• come
- arrive
, - be accessible
, - be at disposal
, - be convenient
, - be handy
, - be obtainable
, - be ready
, - become
, - burst
, - close in
, - draw near
, - flare
, - get
, - get in
, - happen
, - materialize
, - move
, - move toward
, - near
, - occur
, - originate
, - punch in
, - ring in
, - spring in
, - turn out
.
• reach
What are the hypernyms for Winded up at?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
arrived at, went to, concluded at, ended at, finished at, landed at, terminated at.
What are the opposite words for winded up at?
"Winded up at" is a phrase that describes a situation where someone or something ends up in a particular place or situation, often by chance or without planning. The antonyms for this phrase could be "set off from," "aimed for," or "intentionally arrived." These words imply a deliberate and planned action, rather than an accidental or unexpected outcome. "Setting off from" suggests a purposeful departure towards a specific destination, while "aiming for" indicates a desired objective or goal. "Intentionally arriving" implies a predetermined plan or course of action that leads to a particular outcome. Using antonyms for "winded up at" can help convey a sense of purpose and forethought, as opposed to randomness and happenstance.
What are the antonyms for Winded up at?
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v.
• arrive
• come
• reach
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