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Meaning of wrenched
The primary meaning of the word "wrenched" is to pull or twist something suddenly and violently.
Etymology of wrenched
The word "wrenched" originated from the Old English word "wrencean", which meant to twist or turn, and is related to the Old Norse word "rekja", meaning to stretch or pull
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe physical force or violence, and its meaning has evolved over time to include figurative uses, such as emotional or psychological distress
Synonyms
Definitions
- Past tense of the verb wrench, which means to pull or twist something suddenly and violently, often causing damage or injury
- To experience a sudden and severe pain, especially in the muscles or joints
- To pull or remove something forcefully, often with a sudden twisting motion
Usage Examples
- The door was wrenched off its hinges by the strong wind
- She wrenched her ankle while running down the stairs
- The company's finances were wrenched by the economic downturn
- The news of his death wrenched her heart with grief
Antonyms
released
freed
loosened
relaxed
eased
calmed
soothed
gentled
smoothed
straightened
aligned
repaired
restored
replaced
reunited
reconciled
appeased
pacified
tranquilized
steadied
stabilized