latched
The word “latched” has 1 syllable: latched.
It's pronounced as /læʧt/.
What is synonym and antonym for latched?
In the thesaurus, “latched” has 18 synonyms and 13 antonyms.
Here are synonyms and antonyms for latched along with examples of usage in sentences.
Synonyms for latched
- affixed
- bolted
- clamped
- clasped
- clenched
- clinched
- clipped
- connected
- glued
- hanged
- harnessed
- joined
- pasted
- pinned
- screwed
- strapped
- tackled
- tied
Antonyms for latched
- broke up
- disconnected
- disjoined
- dissociated
- divided
- divorced
- loosened
- parted
- separated
- severed
- split
- sundered
- uncoupled
Meanings of latched
- verb
- To close or lock as if with a latch.
- To catch; lay hold of.
- To smear; to anoint.
Example Sentences
- She quickly latched the door to keep the wind from blowing it open.
- The baby latched onto her finger, gripping it tightly.
- He latched onto the opportunity as soon as it was presented.
- The cat latched onto the scratching post and wouldn’t let go.
- She latched her necklace clasp carefully before heading out.
On this page you'll find 31 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to latched, such as: affixed, bolted, broke up, clamped, clasped, clenched, clinched.
Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.
Related Words
tacked
- adhered
- affix
- affixed
- attached
- bolted
- cinched
- clamped
- clasped
- clenched
- clinched
- clipped
- deviated
- diverged
- fasten
- fastened
- glued
- hanged
- harnessed
- hung
- laced
- lashed
- latched
- nail
- nailed
- paste
- pasted
- pin
- pinned
- plastered
- riveted
- screwed
- shackled
- stapled
- stitch
- strapped
- stuck
- swung
- tackled
- tangent
- tied
- turned
- veered
- zigzagged
unbarred
- accessible
- clear
- free
- gaping
- susceptible
- unbolted
- unfastened
- unlatched
- unlocked
- unsealed
- wide
unbolted
- accessible
- baggy
- clear
- detached
- disengaged
- easy
- free
- lax
- relaxed
- sloppy
- susceptible
- unbarred
- undone
- unfastened
- unlatched
- unlocked
- untied
- wide