patched

The word “patched” has 1 syllable: patched

It's pronounced as /pætʃt/


What is synonym and antonym for patched?

In the thesaurus, “patched” has 47 synonyms and 34 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for patched along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for patched

  • adjusted
  • aided
  • ameliorated
  • bettered
  • conditioned
  • corrected
  • cured
  • doctored
  • enhanced
  • enriched
  • fixed
  • fixed up
  • freshened
  • furbished
  • healed
  • helped
  • improved
  • infrangible
  • maintained
  • meliorated
  • mended
  • modified
  • overhauled
  • prepared
  • readied
  • rebuilt
  • reconditioned
  • reconstructed
  • rectified
  • redressed
  • reformed
  • refreshed
  • refreshened
  • refurbished
  • regenerated
  • rejuvenated
  • renewed
  • renovated
  • repaired
  • restored
  • revamped
  • revitalized
  • revived
  • righted
  • serviced
  • unbreakable
  • unbroken

Antonyms for patched

Meanings of patched

  • verb
    1. To mend by sewing on a piece or pieces of cloth, leather, or the like.
    2. To mend with pieces; to repair by fastening pieces on.
    3. To make out of pieces or patches, like a quilt.
    4. To join or unite the pieces of; to patch the skirt.
    5. To employ a temporary, removable electronic connection, as one between two components in a communications system.
    6. (generally with the particle "up") To repair or arrange in a hasty or clumsy manner.
    7. To make the changes a patch describes; to apply a patch to the files in question. Hence:.
    8. To connect two pieces of electrical equipment using a cable.
  • adjective
    1. Having been repaired with a patch or patches.

Example Sentences

  • He quickly patched the leak in the boat.
  • They patched their differences and became friends again.
  • The old quilt was carefully patched in several places.
  • She patched the software to remove the bug.
  • Workers patched the cracks in the pavement before winter.

On this page you'll find 81 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to patched, such as: adjusted, aided, ameliorated, bettered, blasted, blemished, broke.

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Related Words

darned

kept up

  • abided
  • abode
  • balance
  • bided
  • bode
  • bore up
  • brand-new
  • cared-for
  • carried on
  • carried through
  • compete
  • conserved
  • contend
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  • defended
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  • emulate
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  • fixed
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  • guarded
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  • husbanded
  • keep pace
  • keep step
  • lasted
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  • made out
  • maintained
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  • mended
  • new
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  • perdured
  • persevere
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  • persisted
  • preserve
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  • prevailed
  • protected
  • ran on
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  • run with
  • safeguarded
  • saved
  • screened
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  • shielded
  • smart
  • spiffy
  • spruce
  • stayed
  • stretched
  • stuck around
  • supported
  • survived
  • sustained
  • tarried
  • vie
  • went

ragged

variegated

maintained

  • abetted
  • accompanied
  • accomplished
  • achieved
  • adduced
  • administered
  • advanced
  • advised
  • advocated
  • affirmed
  • alleged
  • announced
  • argued
  • asserted
  • assisted
  • at hand
  • averred
  • avouched
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  • brand-new
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  • cared-for
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  • free from danger
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  • home free
  • husbanded
  • impervious
  • impregnable
  • in safety
  • included
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  • inviolable
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  • justified
  • kept
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  • managed
  • manipulated
  • mended
  • mentioned
  • moved
  • negotiated
  • new
  • nursed
  • offered
  • okay
  • on file
  • ordered
  • out of danger
  • owned
  • patched
  • patronized
  • performed
  • persevered
  • persuaded
  • plead
  • pleaded
  • pled
  • possessed
  • practiced
  • preserved
  • proclaimed
  • professed
  • promoted
  • proposed
  • protected
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  • put forth
  • rationalized
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  • reasoned
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  • rebuilt
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  • released
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  • restrained
  • revolved
  • run
  • safe
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  • screened
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  • served
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  • set up
  • sheltered
  • shielded
  • sitting pretty
  • smart
  • snug
  • spiffy
  • sponsored
  • spruce
  • staked
  • stated
  • stood up for
  • stressed
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  • submitted
  • subsidized
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  • unassailable
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  • under lock and key
  • underlined
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  • unharmed
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  • upheld
  • urged
  • used
  • vindicated
  • warranted
  • watched
  • watched over
  • wielded
  • withheld
  • worked

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