Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word A length of strong cord or string which is used for tying, lifting, or securing objects.
Rope
/rəʊp/Synonyms:
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Examples:
The chandelier was now back in place, with new ropes.
They were pulling a rope behind them, and they were talking.
Two of them hold the rope.
Etymology:
The word rope comes from the Old English rāp, which is akin to the Old High German reif and Old Norse reip, all meaning cord, reinforced by Latin harpagō, indicating something used for grappling or seizing. It has been used in the English language since before the 12th century.
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