How do you pronounce 'cornered'?
cornered
adjective
How to pronounce cornered?
The word cornered sounds like cor-nered
/'kɔrnərd/
What is the definition of cornered?
adjectiveforced to turn and face attackers
Examples
- she had me cornered between the porch and her car
What is the definition of 'cornered'?
- 'Cornered' is the past participle of the verb 'corner'. It means to force someone or something into a difficult or limiting position, often by trapping them in a corner or enclosure.
Is 'cornered' a verb?
- Yes, 'cornered' is the past participle form of the verb 'corner'.
What is the present tense of 'cornered'?
- The present tense form of 'cornered' is 'corner'.
Can 'cornered' be used as an adjective?
- No, 'cornered' is not commonly used as an adjective.
Is 'cornered' a common word?
- Yes, 'cornered' is a relatively common word in everyday language.
What is the origin of the word 'cornered'?
- The word 'cornered' originates from the Old French word 'corniere', meaning 'corner'.
What are synonyms for 'cornered'?
- Some synonyms for 'cornered' include trapped, ensnared, enclosed, hemmed in, and stuck.
What are antonyms for 'cornered'?
- Some antonyms for 'cornered' include free, liberated, unconfined, and unrestricted.
In what contexts can 'cornered' be used?
- 'Cornered' can be used in various contexts, such as describing a person or animal being trapped or forced into a restrictive position, or representing a situation where someone is left with no escape routes.
Can 'cornered' have a literal and figurative meaning?
- Yes, 'cornered' can have both a literal meaning, referring to someone or something physically trapped in a corner, and a figurative meaning, representing someone being forced into a difficult or inescapable situation.
