HURLED Meaning and
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Hurled is a verb that refers to the action of throwing or propelling an object or projectile with great force and velocity, typically in a sudden or forceful manner. It involves exerting energy to project something through the air, usually aiming towards a specific target or direction.
When something is hurled, it implies a forceful and aggressive act, suggesting that the object or projectile is propelled with considerable strength, speed, and determination. The action of hurling often involves an arc-like motion, where the object is released from the hand or launched from a device in a forceful manner, following a trajectory.
The term can be applied to a wide range of objects, from small items like stones, balls, or grenades, to larger objects like javelins or spears. It can also be used metaphorically to describe throwing words or insults with intense impact or vitriol during an argument or a verbal confrontation.
Hurled can also connote a sense of violence or hostility, alluding to an aggressive act that may cause harm or damage upon impact. The term implies a lack of control or restraint, suggesting that the action is carried out swiftly and impulsively, often in response to heightened emotions or a sense of urgency.
In summary, the term hurled refers to forcefully propelling an object or projectile with great vigour and speed, often in a sudden and aggressive manner, aiming to hit a target or convey a significant impact.
Common Misspellings for HURLED
Etymology of HURLED
The word "hurled" is derived from the Old English word "hyrlian", which is related to the Old Norse word "hurla" meaning "to throw with force" or "to twirl". It is believed to have originated from the Proto-Germanic word "hurlianą", meaning "to throw", which is also related to the Old High German word "hurlen" and the Middle Dutch word "hurlien". The word has remained relatively consistent throughout the centuries, with minor variations in spelling and pronunciation.
Similar spelling words for HURLED
- hurler,
- hurtle,
- Howled,
- held,
- hurdler,
- huddled,
- Hauled,
- hurdle,
- hurl,
- Hulled,
- hailed,
- Hurled,
- healed,
- hurdled,
- curled,
- hold,
- Hurtled,
- Heeled,
- ruled.
Conjugate verb Hurled
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