strung

[strʌŋ]

strung Definition

  • 1past participle of string, to put a series of things on a string or thread
  • 2past participle of string, to stretch or extend something tightly or tautly

Using strung: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "strung" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The Christmas lights were strung across the room.

  • Example

    She strung the beads together to make a necklace.

  • Example

    The tennis racket was strung too tightly.

  • Example

    The bow was strung with a new string.

strung Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for strung

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Summary: strung in Brief

The term 'strung' [strʌŋ] is the past participle of the verb 'string,' which means to put a series of things on a string or thread or to stretch or extend something tightly or tautly. It is often used to describe objects that have been threaded or wired together, such as Christmas lights or beads. It can also refer to the tension of a tennis racket or bowstring.

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