Synonyms for dashed
dashed

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1. dashedadjective

   Of a line, made up of short lines with small gaps between each one and the next.

   Synonyms:
   broken

2. dashedadjective

   A euphemism for damned.

   It's a dashed shame that Tarquin failed all his A-levels we were hoping to get him into Oxford.

   Synonyms:
   darned

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1. dashed, dottedadjective

   having gaps or spaces

   "sign on the dotted line"

   Synonyms:
   flecked, speckled, stippled, specked, dotted

   Antonyms:
   unbroken

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1. ran in

   run

   he dashed into the house

   Submitted by dhruv.s.chauhan05 on October 16, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "dashed":

   staple, disappointed, dotted, frustrated

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1. Justin Thomas:

   We had hoped for better things out of the Biden Administration ... and now those hopes have been dashed.

2. Diane Barron:

   I cried tears of joy when I read the headline about Evusheld. Finally, we had hope, and then to have it dashed -- well, the reality is sinking in.

3. Donald Trump:

   There is a lot of history here where promises have been made, hopes have been raised and then dashed.

4. John Kilduff:

   Given the volatility around the U.S.-China trade saga, it's hard to be short over the weekend, the turn of a phrase could restore the very hopes that were dashed just last night over a deal being struck.

5. Richard Curtin:

   There is little doubt that the pandemic's resurgence due to The Delta variant has been met with a mixture of reason and emotion, consumers have correctly reasoned that the economy's performance will be diminished over the next several months, but the extraordinary surge in negative economic assessments also reflects an emotional response, mainly from dashed hopes that the pandemic would soon end.