bandaged

The word “bandaged” has 2 syllables: ban-daged

It's pronounced as /ˈbæn.dɪdʒd/


What is synonym and antonym for bandaged?

In the thesaurus, “bandaged” has 13 synonyms and 1 antonym.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for bandaged along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for bandaged

  • attended
  • bound
  • cured
  • doctored
  • dressed
  • healed
  • medicated
  • mended
  • nursed
  • rehabilitated
  • remedied
  • swathed
  • treated

Antonyms for bandaged

  • unbandaged

Meanings of bandaged

  • verb
    1. To apply a bandage to something.

Example Sentences

  • After the accident, the nurse quickly bandaged his wounds.
  • She carefully bandaged her sprained ankle to reduce the swelling.
  • The injured soldier was bandaged and taken to the field hospital.
  • He had his hand bandaged after cutting it while chopping vegetables.
  • The doctor bandaged the patient's arm to protect the stitches.

On this page you'll find 14 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to bandaged, such as: attended, bound, cured, doctored, dressed, healed, medicated.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

banded

  • accompanying
  • affiliated
  • affixed
  • agreed
  • akin
  • allied
  • amalgamated
  • assembled
  • assisted
  • associated
  • attached
  • augmented
  • backed
  • bandaged
  • barred
  • beefed up
  • begirded
  • begirt
  • belted
  • bent
  • blazed
  • blended
  • bolstered
  • bordered
  • bound
  • bounded
  • braced
  • bracketed
  • braided
  • built-up
  • bunched
  • buttressed
  • cemented
  • chained
  • cinched
  • circled
  • circumscribed
  • clinched
  • clumped
  • clustered
  • coadunate
  • cognate
  • coiled
  • collective
  • combined
  • concerted
  • concordant
  • confederated
  • configurated
  • congruent
  • conjoined
  • conjoint
  • conjugate
  • conjugated
  • conjunctive
  • connected
  • consolidated
  • cooperative
  • corded
  • corporate
  • coupled
  • defined
  • delimited
  • delineated
  • edged
  • enchained
  • engaged
  • engirded
  • engirdled
  • enswathed
  • entangled
  • entwined
  • enwound
  • enwreathed
  • fastened
  • federal
  • federated
  • fortified
  • fused
  • girded
  • girdled
  • girt
  • girted
  • girthed
  • gnarled
  • hitched
  • homogeneous
  • hooked up
  • in accord
  • in cahoots
  • incorporated
  • inseparable
  • integrated
  • interallied
  • interclasped
  • interdependent
  • interfused
  • interlaced
  • intermixed
  • intertwined
  • interweaved
  • interwove
  • involved
  • joined up
  • knotted
  • knotty
  • laced
  • lashed
  • lassoed
  • leagued
  • leashed
  • like-minded
  • lined up
  • linked
  • looped
  • marked
  • married
  • merged
  • meshed
  • mingled
  • mixed
  • of one mind
  • of the same opinion
  • one
  • paired
  • perplexed
  • plugged in
  • pooled
  • put together
  • related
  • roped
  • ruled
  • seized
  • shackled
  • snagged
  • snarled
  • spliced
  • stiffened
  • strapped
  • streaked
  • strengthened
  • striped
  • stuck together
  • swathed
  • tabby
  • tangled
  • taped
  • tethered
  • thickened
  • threaded
  • tied
  • tied in
  • tied up
  • together
  • touching
  • trussed
  • twisted
  • unanimous
  • undivided
  • unified
  • unitary
  • united
  • warped
  • wedded
  • welded
  • whirled
  • winded
  • wired
  • wound
  • wrapped
  • wreathed
  • zoned

taped

  • bandaged
  • banded
  • begirded
  • begirt
  • belted
  • canned
  • cataloged
  • certified
  • chained
  • chronicled
  • circled
  • corded
  • documented
  • enchained
  • engirded
  • engirdled
  • enswathed
  • entered
  • enwound
  • enwreathed
  • filed
  • filmed
  • girded
  • girdled
  • girt
  • girted
  • girthed
  • in writing
  • inscribed
  • lashed
  • listed
  • looped
  • noted
  • on file
  • on record
  • prerecorded
  • published
  • recorded
  • registered
  • reported
  • roped
  • shackled
  • swathed
  • telegenic
  • televised
  • tied up
  • trussed
  • winded
  • wired
  • wound
  • wrapped
  • wreathed

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