WRESTLED Meaning and
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Wrestled is the past tense and past participle of the verb "wrestle." It refers to the act of engaging in a physical combat or struggle, typically without weapons, using various techniques and holds to try to force one's opponent to submission or defeat.
In its broader sense, "wrestle" denotes an intense and vigorous contest or confrontation, both physical and metaphorical, aimed at gaining dominance or control over a situation, person, or idea. It involves exerting force, strength, technique, strategy, and resilience to overcome resistance or opposition.
When used in the context of sports, wrestling is a combat sport that involves grappling techniques, holds, and maneuvers, usually performed on a mat, to overpower and control an opponent in order to score points or achieve victory. It requires a combination of physical strength, flexibility, agility, technique, and mental toughness.
Furthermore, "wrestle" can also be employed metaphorically to describe a struggle or conflict with an issue, problem, or dilemma. It implies a strenuous effort to overcome difficulties, obstacles, or conflicting interests. This figurative usage highlights the idea of grappling with complexities or challenges, employing mental or emotional strength, problem-solving skills, or negotiation tactics to find a resolution or achieve one's goals.
Overall,"wrestled" connotes physical contests, intense struggles, or vigorous confrontations where individuals apply various techniques, strategies, and efforts to overpower their opponents or overcome difficulties.
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Etymology of WRESTLED
The word "wrestled" originated from the Old English word "wrǣstlian" or "wrǣstan", which meant "to wrestle" or "to struggle". This Old English term can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "wreitan" or "writanan", which had a similar meaning of "to twist" or "to turn". Ultimately, the etymology of "wrestled" is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root "*wert-" which meant "to turn" or "to wind".
Conjugate verb Wrestled
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