Antonyms for rackingrack·ing

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1. racking, wrenchingadjective

   causing great physical or mental suffering

   "a wrenching pain"

   Antonyms:
   painless

   Synonyms:
   wrenching

How to use racking in a sentence?

1. Matthew Stafford:

   Watching him attack it day in and day out, it was unbelievable, it was nerve-racking for me at times. I'd be in there getting ready for practice or something and he's starting to jump rope for the first time and I know how far out of surgery he is.

2. Rebecca Gray:

   It's nerve-racking. You fear for the worst. You see they have a little tent set up because the emergency room to the hospital where you are walking are right there in sight of each other, i have to do what's best for my unborn child... make sure we're on track for that, and also trying to make sure my other two are safe and healthy.

3. Chrissy Metz:

   You know, when you have to take seriously, it is a little more nerve-racking, when you're joking around on an interview, it's different. But, no, I'm excited.

4. John Carey:

   I'm inclined to think we'll reach some agreements and move forward... but certainly there's a lot of posturing and positioning, and it can be a little nerve-racking for investors who are wondering which companies and which countries might be affected and how.

5. Brian Laundrie:

   I spent the last three or four days really kind of racking my brain, and I woke up this morning and went to Facebook, and there was that video with the police on it right away. That was the couple.

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