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单词 dashing
释义

dashing

adjective

dash·​ing ˈda-shiŋ How to pronounce dashing (audio)
1
: marked by vigorous action : spirited
a dashing young horse
2
: marked by smartness especially in dress and manners
dashingly
ˈda-shiŋ-lē How to pronounce dashing (audio)
adverb

Synonyms

  • adventuresome
  • adventurous
  • audacious
  • bold
  • daring
  • emboldened
  • enterprising
  • free-swinging
  • gutsy
  • hardy
  • nerved
  • nervy
  • venturesome
  • venturous
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Example Sentences

She married a dashing young lawyer from the city. a brave and dashing soldier The actor cuts a dashing figure as a young Jack Kennedy.
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Word History

First Known Use

circa 1697, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Kids Definition

dashing

adjective

dash·​ing
ˈda-shiŋ
: very attractive
The groom looked dashing in his tuxedo.

dashing 1 of 2

adjective

as in adventurous
inclined or willing to take risks the dashing heroes in stories about the American West

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • adventurous
  • daring
  • brave
  • bold
  • fearless
  • courageous
  • gallant
  • enterprising
  • venturous
  • adventuresome
  • venturesome
  • hardy
  • impulsive
  • reckless
  • heroic
  • gutsy
  • audacious
  • valiant
  • nerved
  • emboldened
  • swashbuckling
  • impetuous
  • nervy
  • foolish
  • heroical
  • spirited
  • madcap
  • brash
  • heedless
  • headlong
  • free-swinging
  • plucky
  • valorous
  • wild
  • intrepid
  • daredevil
  • hotheaded
  • foolhardy
  • imprudent
  • spunky
  • dauntless
  • silly
  • stalwart
  • rash
  • stupid
  • lionhearted
  • unafraid
  • undaunted
  • thoughtless
  • incautious
  • mad
  • overconfident
  • dumb
  • hasty
  • lunatic
  • stouthearted
  • stout
  • overbold
  • precipitate
  • gritty
  • scatterbrained
  • unnecessary
  • crazy
  • nutty
  • insane
  • wacky
  • brainless
  • witless
  • idiotic
  • absurd
  • harebrained
  • whacky
  • gadarene
  • irrational
  • balmy
  • unreasonable
  • moronic
  • asinine
  • half-witted
  • greathearted
  • idiotical

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • timid
  • cowardly
  • shy
  • careful
  • cautious
  • timorous
  • wary
  • craven
  • coward
  • milky
  • unadventurous
  • prudent
  • pusillanimous
  • startled
  • afraid
  • frightened
  • fearful
  • heedful
  • sound
  • poltroon
  • scared
  • alarmed
  • overcautious
  • terrified
  • unenterprising
  • cool
  • sensible
  • spooked
  • calm
  • wise
  • affrighted
  • rational
  • reasonable
  • sane
  • lily-livered
  • shocked
  • chickenhearted
  • unnerved
  • levelheaded
  • sage
  • horrified
  • milk-livered
  • overcareful
  • fainthearted
  • upset
  • worried
  • concerned
  • terrorized
  • dismayed
  • appalled
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dashing

2 of 2

verb

present participle of dash
1
as in trotting
to go at a pace faster than a walk one sprinter dashed to the finish line in record-breaking time

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • trotting
  • jogging
  • running
  • hurrying
  • galloping
  • sprinting
  • rushing
  • scampering
  • leaping
  • racing
  • speeding
  • skipping
  • tripping
  • scurrying
  • zipping
  • scooting
  • bounding
  • hustling
  • springing
  • loping
  • scuttling
  • blazing
  • tearing
  • whirling
  • hurtling
  • bustling
  • hying
  • haring
  • bowling
  • careening
  • hurling
  • blowing
  • blasting
  • cantering
  • buzzing
  • shagging
  • whisking
  • barreling
  • ripping
  • zooming
  • rustling
  • pelting
  • ramming
  • rocketing
  • humping
  • coursing
  • hastening
  • bolting
  • breezing
  • jetting
  • pattering
  • belting
  • shooting
  • hieing
  • cannonballing
  • nipping
  • barrelling
  • bombing
  • hotfooting (it)
  • legging (it)
  • stepping (along)
  • footing (it)
  • hoofing (it)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • strolling
  • sauntering
  • ambling
  • shuffling
  • dragging
  • shambling
  • lingering
  • poking
  • crawling
  • creeping
  • dawdling
  • lagging
  • loitering
  • trudging
  • plodding
  • dallying
  • lumbering
  • tarrying
  • limping
  • hobbling
  • dillydallying
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2
as in hurrying
to proceed or move quickly we dashed about in a panic, trying to get everything organized before the guests were scheduled to arrive

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • hurrying
  • scurrying
  • rushing
  • flying
  • trotting
  • racing
  • speeding
  • zipping
  • traveling
  • driving
  • chasing
  • jumping
  • darting
  • running
  • travelling
  • scooting
  • buzzing
  • blowing
  • stepping
  • scuttling
  • tearing
  • whirling
  • blasting
  • blazing
  • ripping
  • zooming
  • bowling
  • ramming
  • careering
  • hustling
  • jogging
  • hurling
  • hurtling
  • breezing
  • bolting
  • bustling
  • hying
  • careening
  • rustling
  • haring
  • galloping
  • shooting
  • barreling
  • whisking
  • pelting
  • motoring
  • nipping
  • rocketing
  • humping
  • coursing
  • hastening
  • bundling
  • jetting
  • scampering
  • cannonballing
  • flitting
  • hieing
  • belting
  • barrelling
  • whizzing
  • highballing
  • sprinting
  • scudding
  • beating it
  • scuffling
  • stampeding
  • streaking
  • bombing
  • beetling
  • stepping on it
  • shaking a leg
  • making tracks
  • accelerating
  • getting a move on
  • cracking (on)
  • outrunning
  • hotfooting (it)
  • arrowing
  • overtaking
  • quickening
  • outstripping
  • stepping out
  • outpacing
  • beelining
  • catching up
  • fast-forwarding

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • creeping
  • crawling
  • poking
  • dragging
  • lingering
  • hanging (around or out)
  • strolling
  • poking
  • sauntering
  • lagging
  • dawdling
  • loitering
  • shuffling
  • ambling
  • dallying
  • plodding
  • lumbering
  • tarrying
  • decelerating
  • slowing (down or up)
  • dillydallying
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3
as in throwing
to send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm she dashed water in his face in an attempt to wake him up

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • throwing
  • tossing
  • hurling
  • flinging
  • slinging
  • firing
  • darting
  • launching
  • hurtling
  • heaving
  • bowling
  • chucking
  • casting
  • pelting
  • catapulting
  • lobbing
  • lofting
  • gunning
  • flipping
  • pegging
  • pitching
  • rolling
  • thrusting
  • propelling
  • letting fly
  • passing
  • hooking
  • projecting
  • precipitating
  • shooting
  • bucking
  • ejecting
  • impelling
  • rifling
4
as in splashing
to wet or soil by striking with something liquid or mushy our clothes were dashed with the mud of passing cars

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • splashing
  • splattering
  • spattering
  • soaking
  • plashing
  • bathing
  • drowning
  • washing
  • saturating
  • bespattering
  • sprinkling
  • drenching
  • spraying
  • impregnating
  • sopping
  • sousing
  • watering
  • slopping
  • steeping
  • squirting
  • slushing
  • dousing
  • dowsing
5
as in sprinkling
to cause (something liquid or mushy) to move along in sheets a sudden jolt dashed the hot coffee onto the driver's lap

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • splashing
  • sprinkling
  • slopping
  • spattering
  • swashing
  • sloshing
  • spraying
  • lapping
  • plashing
  • dabbling
  • washing
  • squirting
  • spritzing
6
as in troubling
to make sad she's always dashed by the failure of her matchmaking efforts

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • troubling
  • depressing
  • worrying
  • burdening
  • dejecting
  • weighing down
  • saddening
  • oppressing
  • tormenting
  • distressing
  • bothering
  • ailing
  • concerning
  • getting down
  • torturing
  • unsettling
  • unnerving
  • discouraging
  • afflicting
  • disturbing
  • perturbing
  • disquieting
  • daunting
  • bumming (out)
  • dispiriting
  • upsetting
  • agitating
  • dismaying
  • discomforting
  • discomposing
  • disheartening
  • unhinging
  • demoralizing
  • undoing
  • exercising
  • freaking (out)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • lightening
  • exciting
  • rejoicing
  • brightening
  • invigorating
  • assuring
  • enlivening
  • comforting
  • consoling
  • reassuring
  • soothing
  • animating
  • stimulating
  • inspiring
  • buoying
  • exhilarating
  • gladdening
  • encouraging
  • solacing
  • pleasing
  • gratifying
  • lifting
  • delighting
  • elevating
  • cheering (up)
  • boosting
  • uplifting
  • elating
  • heartening
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