volleyed

[ˈvɒliːd]

volleyed Definition

  • 1hit or kicked the ball before it touches the ground
  • 2to exchange something quickly and with force

Using volleyed: Examples

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

  • Example

    The striker volleyed the ball into the net.

  • Example

    The tennis players volleyed the ball back and forth over the net.

  • Example

    They volleyed insults at each other during the argument.

volleyed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for volleyed

Phrases with volleyed

  • volley of shots

    a rapid succession of gunshots

    Example

    The soldiers fired a volley of shots at the enemy.

  • volley of questions

    a rapid series of questions

    Example

    The journalist fired a volley of questions at the politician.

  • volley of criticism

    a rapid series of criticisms

    Example

    The movie received a volley of criticism from the critics.

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Summary: volleyed in Brief

'Volleyed' [ˈvɒliːd] means to hit or kick a ball before it touches the ground, as in 'The striker volleyed the ball into the net.' It can also mean to exchange something quickly and with force, as in 'They volleyed insults at each other during the argument.' The phrase 'volley of shots' refers to a rapid succession of gunshots, while 'volley of questions' and 'volley of criticism' refer to a rapid series of questions and criticisms, respectively.