impale

The word “impale” has 2 syllables: im-pale

It's pronounced as /ɪmˈpeɪl/


What is synonym and antonym for impale?

In the thesaurus, “impale” has 37 synonyms and 1 antonym.

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


Synonyms for impale

  • bayonet
  • cut
  • dirk
  • gimlet
  • gore
  • harpoon
  • jab
  • knife
  • lance
  • peck
  • perforate
  • pick
  • pierce
  • pike
  • pink
  • pinprick
  • poke
  • poniard
  • prick
  • prong
  • punch
  • puncture
  • quill
  • riddle
  • run through
  • skewer
  • skiver
  • slice
  • spear
  • spike
  • spindle
  • spit
  • stab
  • stick
  • thrust
  • transfix
  • transpierce

Antonyms for impale

  • close

Meanings of impale

  • verb
    1. To pierce (something) with any long, pointed object.
    2. To place two coats of arms side by side on the same shield (often those of two spouses upon marriage).
    3. To pierce with a pale; to put to death by fixing on a sharp stake.
    4. To enclose or fence with stakes.

Example Sentences

  • The knight's sword was sharp enough to impale the enemy.
  • The branch had a sharp point that could easily impale an animal.
  • He accidentally stepped on a nail that seemed to impale his foot.
  • The fish was caught on a hook, which had impaled its mouth.
  • The warrior tried to impale his opponent with a single strike.

On this page you'll find 38 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to impale, such as: bayonet, close, cut, dirk, gimlet, gore, harpoon.

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

Related Words

quill

  • bayonet
  • calamus
  • cut
  • dirk
  • down
  • gimlet
  • gore
  • harpoon
  • impale
  • jab
  • knife
  • lance
  • peck
  • perforate
  • pick
  • pierce
  • pike
  • pinion
  • pink
  • pinprick
  • plumage
  • plume
  • poke
  • poniard
  • prick
  • prong
  • punch
  • puncture
  • riddle
  • run through
  • shaft
  • skewer
  • slice
  • spear
  • spike
  • spindle
  • spit
  • stab
  • stick
  • thrust
  • transfix
  • transpierce

lances

  • bayonets
  • cuts
  • darts
  • dirks
  • gaffs
  • gimlets
  • gores
  • halberds
  • halberts
  • harpoons
  • impales
  • jabs
  • javelins
  • knifes
  • leisters
  • pecks
  • perforates
  • picks
  • pierces
  • pike
  • pikes
  • pikestaffs
  • pinks
  • pinpricks
  • pokes
  • poniards
  • pricks
  • prongs
  • punches
  • punctures
  • quills
  • riddles
  • runs through
  • shafts
  • skewers
  • slices
  • spears
  • spikes
  • spindles
  • spits
  • stabs
  • sticks
  • thrusts
  • transfixes
  • transpierces
  • tridents

jab

  • bayonet
  • blow
  • buck
  • bump
  • bunt
  • cut
  • dab
  • dig
  • dirk
  • gimlet
  • gore
  • harpoon
  • hit
  • impale
  • jam
  • jerk
  • jog
  • knife
  • lance
  • lunge
  • nudge
  • peck
  • perforate
  • pick
  • pierce
  • pike
  • pink
  • pinprick
  • poke
  • poniard
  • prick
  • prod
  • prong
  • punch
  • puncture
  • push
  • quill
  • riddle
  • run through
  • shove
  • skewer
  • slice
  • spear
  • spike
  • spindle
  • spit
  • stab
  • stick
  • tap
  • thrust
  • transfix
  • transpierce

gassing

jabs

  • bayonets
  • cuts
  • dabs
  • digs
  • dirks
  • gimlets
  • gores
  • harpoons
  • impales
  • jams
  • jerks
  • jogs
  • knifes
  • lances
  • lunges
  • nudges
  • pecks
  • perforates
  • picks
  • pierces
  • pikes
  • pinks
  • pinpricks
  • pokes
  • poniards
  • pricks
  • prongs
  • punches
  • punctures
  • pushes
  • quills
  • riddles
  • runs through
  • shoves
  • skewers
  • slices
  • spears
  • spikes
  • spindles
  • spits
  • stabs
  • sticks
  • thrusts
  • transfixes
  • transpierces

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