The Opposite(Antonym) of “fueled”
The antonyms of fueled are extinguish, quench, and dampen. These words convey the opposite meaning of fueled, which is to reduce or stop the intensity of something.
Explore all Antonyms of “fueled”
Definitions and Examples of extinguish, quench, dampen
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To put out a fire or a flame; to bring an end to something.
Example
The firefighters worked hard to extinguish the fire before it spread to other buildings.
To satisfy one's thirst or desire; to put out a fire or a flame.
Example
After a long hike, he drank a cold bottle of water to quench his thirst.
To make something slightly wet or moist; to reduce the intensity of something.
Example
The rain dampened their enthusiasm for the outdoor concert.
Key Differences: extinguish vs quench vs dampen
- 1Extinguish is used specifically for putting out fires or flames.
- 2Quench can be used for satisfying thirst or desire, as well as putting out fires or flames.
- 3Dampen is used for reducing the intensity of something, such as enthusiasm or sound.
Effective Usage of extinguish, quench, dampen
- 1Fire Safety: Use extinguish and quench in conversations about fire safety.
- 2Thirst and Hunger: Use quench to describe satisfying thirst or hunger.
- 3Emotions and Enthusiasm: Use dampen to describe reducing the intensity of emotions or enthusiasm.
Remember this!
The antonyms of fueled are extinguish, quench, and dampen. Use extinguish for putting out fires, quench for satisfying thirst or desire, and dampen for reducing the intensity of something like emotions or enthusiasm.
