Definitions and Examples of patched, repaired, fixed
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a piece of material sewn or glued over a hole or tear to cover or reinforce it.
Example
The old jeans had been patched so many times that they were barely recognizable.
Restored to good condition after damage or injury.
Example
The car had been repaired after the accident, but it still didn't run quite right.
Mended or made whole; not broken or damaged.
Example
The leaky faucet had been fixed by a plumber, and now it worked perfectly.
Key Differences: patched vs repaired vs fixed
- 1Patched refers specifically to something that has been covered with a patch or piece of material.
- 2Repaired implies that something has been restored to its original condition after being damaged or broken.
- 3Fixed means that something has been mended or made whole, and is now in good working order.
Effective Usage of patched, repaired, fixed
- 1Describing Objects: Use these antonyms to describe the condition of objects that have been mended or fixed.
- 2Talking about Repairs: Incorporate these words into conversations about repairs or maintenance.
- 3Writing: Utilize these antonyms in writing to add detail and description to your work.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of patchless are patched, repaired, and fixed. These words describe the state of something that has been mended or fixed in some way. Use them to describe objects, talk about repairs, and add detail to your writing.
