Antonyms for chargedcharged

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1. chargedadjective

   of a particle or body or system; having a net amount of positive or negative electric charge

   "charged particles"; "a charged battery"

   Antonyms:
   noneffervescent, unprovoking, electroneutral, unemotional, dead, neutral, uncharged, unprovocative, drained

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

2. charged, superchargedadjective

   fraught with great emotion

   "an atmosphere charged with excitement"; "an emotionally charged speech"

   Antonyms:
   neutral, electroneutral, unemotional, unprovoking, dead, drained, uncharged, noneffervescent, unprovocative

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

3. aerated, chargedadjective

   supplied with carbon dioxide

   Antonyms:
   unprovoking, electroneutral, noneffervescent, uncharged, drained, neutral, unemotional, unprovocative, dead

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

4. chargedadjective

   capable of producing violent emotion or arousing controversy

   "the highly charged issue of abortion"

   Antonyms:
   electroneutral, neutral, drained, unemotional, uncharged, dead, unprovocative, unprovoking, noneffervescent

   Synonyms:
   aerated, supercharged

How to use charged in a sentence?

1. David Phillips:

   As soon as you have lava being erupted into the system, it just takes some water infiltrating to create an explosive system. Or for the later magma to be more gas-charged that it is currently.

2. Mike DeWine:

   Bishop Sycamore was a way for students to play football against high school teams and potentially increase students ’ prospects of playing football at the collegiate level. The cost of this dream for those students was n’t just the tuition charged to attend Bishop Sycamore. The price was the education students were entitled to receive.

3. Robert Litt:

   I don't know that the department has ever encountered this situation where the reason a person isn't being charged with a crime is that the person is immune by virtue of his office and is subject to impeachment as a result, the more damaging the report is to the president, the greater the pressure is on Barr to release it, and paradoxically of course, if the report completely exonerates the president, then the president should want it released.

4. Jeffrey Neslund:

   There's going to be anger and outrage and justifiably so, i think the indictment should come out to explain to the public that the authorities have done the right thing and the officer is charged.

5. Dan Lewis:

   The debate is taking place very remotely from the people who are ultimately going to be charged with the responsibility of housing, servicing, supporting and integrating refugees, (Cities) don't have a voice in this.

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