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Meaning of welded
The primary meaning of the word "welded" is to join two metal pieces together by applying heat or pressure.
Etymology of welded
The word "welded" comes from the verb "weld", which is derived from the Old English word "wealdan", meaning "to rule" or "to wield", and is related to the Old Norse word "velta", meaning "to turn" or "to roll".
The term "weld" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the process of joining metal pieces together.
Synonyms
united
joined
linked
connected
attached
bonded
fastened
secured
fixed
fused
merged
combined
integrated
consolidated
strengthened
reinforced
sealed
soldered
brazed
riveted
bolted
screwed
nailed
glued
stuck
adhered
coalesced
amalgamated
unified
tied
knotted
lashed
moored
anchored
clasped
grasped
gripped
clutched
clinched
coupled
paired
matched
mated
wedded
spliced
grafted
implanted
embedded
inset
inlaid.
Definitions
- The past tense and past participle of the verb "weld", which means to join two metal pieces together by applying heat or pressure, typically using a filler material.
- To unite or join two or more things, especially metal, using heat, pressure, or a special technique.
Usage Examples
- The two metal pipes were welded together to form a strong and durable joint.
- The welder carefully welded the broken parts of the machine back together.
- The metal frame was welded to the concrete foundation to provide added stability.
Antonyms
separated
detached
disconnected
unattached
loose
free
unfastened
unfixed
unsecured
unreinforced
weakened
divided
split
fractured
broken
shattered
torn
ripped
severed
disconnected
isolated
alone
apart
independent.