DANGLED Meaning and
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"Dangled" is a verb that describes the act of hanging or swinging loosely, typically due to a lack of support or attachment. It often refers to an object or body part that remains suspended in the air by a single point or is held up by something weak or unstable. When something dangles, it is partially or entirely dependent on external forces to maintain its position.
The term is commonly used to depict objects that hang down without any substantial support, such as a pendant from a necklace or a string of lights from a tree branch. It implies a lack of stability or permanence, as the object may sway or move with even the slightest breeze or motion.
"Dangled" can also describe a body part that is left to hang loosely. For instance, a person might have their legs dangled over the edge of a chair, or they might dangle their feet in a pool of water. In these contexts, "dangled" evokes a sense of relaxed or passive behavior, with the individual allowing their limbs to hang freely without exerting much effort or control.
Overall, "dangled" captures the essence of precariousness, imbalance, and dependence. It suggests a form of suspension, whether literal or symbolic, where something remains in a state of uncertain or temporary attachment.
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Etymology of DANGLED
The word "dangled" is derived from the Middle English verb "danglen", which appeared around the 14th century. This term was likely influenced by the Old Norse verb "dengja" and the Dutch verb "dengen", both of which meant "to cause to sway or dangle". The ultimate origin of "dangle" is uncertain, but it may be related to the Old English verb "dyngan", meaning "to beat" or "to strike". Over time, "dangle" evolved to its current form and came to refer specifically to the action of hanging loosely or swinging by a string or support.
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Conjugate verb Dangled
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