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cuddled Definition and Meaning in English (cuddled definition)

verb
Synonyms:huggedembracedsnuggled
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Cuddled definition: To have held someone or something gently and affectionately in one's arms, often for comfort or warmth, typically in the past.

Definitions of Cuddled

  1. 1verb

    To have held someone or something gently and affectionately in one's arms, often for comfort or warmth, typically in the past.

Example Sentences

casual

“The child cuddled her teddy bear tightly.”

casual

“He cuddled the puppy gently to comfort it.”

casual

“They cuddled on the sofa watching a movie.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

pushed awayrejectedignored

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivecuddle
third person singularcuddles
present participlecuddling
adjectivecuddly

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Cuddled definition: To have held someone or something gently and affectionately in one's arms, often for comfort or warmth, typically in the past.
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'Cuddled' translates to 'cuddled' in English. Cuddled definition: To have held someone or something gently and affectionately in one's arms, often for comfort or warmth, typically in the past.
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