Definition
Definition of noosed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
loopedRare having a loop or knot tied aroundRare
- The noosed rope hung from the tree.
2.
psychologyRare feeling trapped or constrained by circumstancesRare
- He felt noosed by the endless responsibilities.
Origin of noosed
Old English, nosu (nose) + -ed (past participle)
Examples of noosed in a sentence
The noosed lasso was thrown expertly by the cowboy. She felt noosed by her demanding job. Living in a small town made him feel noosed.
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- French:noué, enchaîné, ...
- German:geschlungen, eingeschnürt, ...
- Italian:annodato, intrappolato, ...
- Spanish:anudado, atrapado, ...
- Portuguese:laçado, aprisionado, ...
- Chinese:有绳圈的, 束缚的, ...
- Japanese:輪を作った, 縛られた, ...
- Arabic:مُعْقود, مُحَاصَر, ...
- Hebrew:קָשׁוּר, לָכוּד, ...
- Russian:с петлей, ограниченный, ...
- Ukrainian:з петлею, затиснутий, ...
- Hindi:गांठदार, फंसा, ...
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