barreled in a sentence
a., v.
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Definition
BARRELED (verb): to move quickly and forcefully in a straight line, often with little regard for obstacles.
Crossword clues for barreled
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "barreled".
- Rushed forward with great speed and force.
- Moved swiftly and directly through obstacles.
- Charged ahead without slowing down.
- Propelled rapidly in a straight path.
- Advanced boldly and quickly in a line.
Barreled sentence examples
- The child barreled down the hill on his new bicycle.
- She barreled through the door, excited to share the good news.
- The car barreled past us at an alarming speed.
- He barreled into the room, nearly knocking over a chair.
- The storm barreled toward the coast, prompting evacuation orders.
- She barreled through her homework to make time for a movie.
- The athlete barreled through the finish line, breaking the record.
- With a burst of energy, he barreled down the track, leaving his competitors behind.
- The dog barreled after the ball, ears flapping in the wind.
- As the deadline approached, the team barreled through the project to complete it on time.