What is another word for heaving?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈiːvɪŋ], [ hˈiːvɪŋ], [ h_ˈiː_v_ɪ_ŋ]
Related words: bosom heaved, bosom heaving in anger, bosom heaving, bosom heaved in anger, bosom heaved under the lace
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Synonyms for Heaving:
adj.
• billowy (adjective)n.
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- backward and forward,
- up and down,
- hither and thither,
- Undulating,
- from side to side,
- about,
- back and forth.
v.
• motivating (verb)- jogging,
- hurtling,
- urging,
- poking,
- Punching,
- Forcing,
- enticing,
- hastening,
- fermenting,
- inspiring,
- encouraging,
- Nudging,
- Fomenting,
- triggering,
- prompting,
- provoking,
- Instigating,
- motivating,
- energizing,
- jostling,
- inducing,
- Bumping,
- stimulating,
- jolting,
- shooting,
- jerking,
- knocking,
- striking,
- Magnetizing.
Other synonyms:
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- to and fro,
- two-way.
- inquietude,
- Spewing,
- darting,
- twitter,
- ejection,
- erecting,
- emanate,
- disgorgement,
- moan,
- elevation,
- raising,
- choking,
- palpitation,
- Catting,
- highness,
- Drayage,
- warping,
- crawling,
- distend,
- billow,
- Retching,
- billowy,
- uplifting,
- quavering,
- exaltation,
- sigh,
- pother,
- eject,
- Boosting,
- fluster,
- quiver,
- asthmatic,
- enlarge,
- snoring,
- shiver,
- tug-of-war,
- turn,
- ferment,
- upheaval,
- inflate,
- develop,
- Tiding,
- dilate,
- Yanking,
- traction,
- pull,
- radiate,
- pulsation,
- lamentation,
- gasping,
- tremor,
- spread,
- extend,
- Pitapat,
- hauling,
- exalting,
- perturbation,
- quaking,
- Buckling,
- vomit,
- widen,
- strangling,
- Muzzling,
- agitation,
- pulmonary,
- gushing,
- wail,
- nausea,
- puke,
- complaint,
- amplify,
- expand,
- washing,
- extraction,
- surging,
- whine,
- thrill,
- full up,
- Snuffy,
- groan,
- whimper,
- flurry,
- shed,
- shaking,
- plaint,
- topping,
- pit-a-pat,
- Gagging,
- rolling,
- barf,
- shock,
- nauseated,
- aggrandizement,
- forcing out,
- wrenching,
- evolve,
- shudder,
- attraction,
- unrest,
- zooming,
- grumble,
- overcrowded,
- draught,
- spew,
- throb,
- billowing,
- Lugging,
- Wallowing,
- disquiet,
- mutter,
- ballooning,
- barfing,
- Clasping,
- height,
- upheaving,
- ruffle,
- trapshooting,
- draughty,
- falsifying,
- shakes,
- emit,
- draft,
- vomiting,
- dither,
- pitter-patter,
- stertorous,
- fidgets,
- honking,
- suspiration,
- flutter,
- Garbling,
- regurgitation,
- Tugging,
- altitude,
- restlessness,
- lift,
- stew,
- expulsion,
- palpitating,
- puffing,
- disgorge,
- rearing,
- chuffing,
- Hefting,
- shoot,
- grow,
- tremble,
- draughtsman,
- puking,
- Rocking,
- suffusion,
- trepidation,
- blush,
- Disgorging,
- hectic,
- lament,
- Elevating,
- wheezing,
- archery,
- Crammed,
- Dilating,
- throbbing,
- Crumpling,
- sob,
- suffocating,
- musketry,
- flush,
- Towing,
- quivering,
- towage,
- pulling,
- Peaking,
- murmur,
- gunnery,
- tingling,
- drawing,
- trembling,
- retch,
- Distorting,
- flowing,
- nasal,
- quaver,
- Lifting,
- sniffy,
- Hoisting.
How to use "Heaving" in context?
When we talk about heaving, it usually means the act of lifting something heavy or bulky. When we heave something, our muscle fibers will work together to create friction, which in turn, us to strain and move the object.
Muscles get fatigued with heaving, so it is important to take short, controlled breaths and use proper form when doing heavy heaving. exercise caution when heaving items that could cause injury, like bricks, heavy furniture, or large pots.
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