Vised [verb]
Definition of Vised:
have in one's hands, possession; grasp
Synonyms of Vised:
● Enjoy
● Own
● Seize
● Keep
● Arrest
● Maintain
● Take
● Have
● Imprison
● Carry
● Detain
● Occupy
● Secure
● Clinch
● Press
● Nourish
● Embrace
● Cherish
● Vise
● Check
● Fondle
● Wield
● Adhere
● Cradle
● Restrain
● Cling
● Confine
● Grip
● Hug
● Handle
● Contain
● Stick
● Clench
● Catch
● Squeeze
● Wring
● Clasp
● Possess
● Cleave
● Bind
● Retain
● Withhold
● Trammel
● Clutch
● Enclose
● Hang on
● Palm
● Cork up
● Keep out
● Lock up
● Stay put
Opposite/Antonyms of Vised:
● Cancel
● Stop
● Quit
● Halt
● Drop
● Miss
● Help
● Allow
● Abandon
● Untie
● Unfasten
● Loose
● Fail
● Neglect
● Free
● Offer
● Let go
● Give
● Lose
● Want
● Desert
● Cease
● Forsake
● Permit
● Assist
● Aid
● Exclude
● Loosen
● Ignore
● Liberate
● Release
● Reject
● Need
● Lack
Sentence/Example of Vised:
Dat Baggs he said was whar I couldnt tech him, an he vised me fur to go hum.
To still any outcry he vised his hand over the trembling nostrils of the animal.
As soon as it is located and magnifiers thrown into the circuit, it will be 'vised.
Well, you see I 'vised 'un to gie up matrimony, an' take to a trade.
Too old for a poet in whose imaginative work I vised to take such deep delight.
Don Jaime, kneeling beside the collapsed form, tore with his harsh hands at jaw and brow to force open the vised mouth.
They 'vised them to have nothin' to do wid deir husbands if they didn't go to de 'lection box and vote for Moses.
It regularly goes over a large proportion of the mail which has already been vised by company officers.