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past participle of choke.
past tense form of choke.

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Definitions

choked

ADJECTIVE

anxious

Synonyms

STRONGEST

afraid apprehensive careful concerned distressed fearful fidgety jittery nervous restless scared uneasy uptight

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aghast antsy basket case bugged butterflies clutched disquieted disturbed dreading fretful hacked hyper in a state in a tizzy in suspense jumpy nervy overwrought shaking shaky shivery shook-up shot to pieces solicitous spooked strung-out sweating bullets taut troubled unglued unquiet watchful wired worried sick wreck

Antonyms

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bold brave calm collected composed confident cool courageous happy inattentive quiet unafraid unconcerned unfearful unworried

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assured content indifferent peaceful tranqil unwilling

ADJECTIVE

congested

Synonyms

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crowded glutted gridlocked jammed overcrowded teeming

STRONG

closed crammed filled gorged massed mobbed obstructed occluded overfilled overflowing packed plugged stopped stoppered stuffed

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chock-full jam-full jam-packed packed like sardines stuffed-up up to the rafters

Antonyms

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empty

WEAK

clear free open unblocked unclogged uncongested uncrowded

ADJECTIVE

insecure

Synonyms

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afraid anxious apprehensive hesitant shaky touchy troubled unsure uptight

WEAK

Delphic diffident hanging by thread jumpy on thin ice questioning touch and go unassured unconfident unpoised up in the air vague

Antonyms

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at ease calm certain collected composed cool definite happy peaceful quiet sure unafraid unwavering unworried

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confident guarded protected safe secure sound

ADJECTIVE

neurotic

Synonyms

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compulsive distraught disturbed manic obsessive

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aberrant deviant hysteric psychoneurotic upset

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abnormal anxious basket case bundle of nerves clutched disordered disoriented erratic hung up inhibited nervous nervous wreck overwrought unhealthy unstable uptight wired

Antonyms

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normal

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adjusted balanced sane stable

ADJECTIVE

smothered

Synonyms

STRONG

asphyxiated suffocated

WEAK

breathless

ADJECTIVE

strained

Synonyms

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constrained labored stiff tense tight uneasy

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embarrassed put wired wreck

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artificial at end of rope awkward difficult false farfetched hard put in a state nervous wreck self-conscious strung-out taut uncomfortable unglued unnatural unrelaxed uptight

Antonyms

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calm comfortable easy easygoing laid-back loose relaxed slack

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genuine unforced

ADJECTIVE

tense

Synonyms

STRONGEST

agitated anxious apprehensive edgy excited jittery nervous restive shaky strained stressful uneasy

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clutched concerned moved moving shot unnerved wired worried worrying wreck

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beside oneself bundle of nerves fidgety fluttery high-strung hung up hyper in a tizzy jumpy nerve-racking nervous wreck on edge overanxious overwrought queasy restless shot to pieces strung-out unquiet up the wall uptight white knuckled wound-up

Antonyms

STRONGEST

calm composed easygoing laid-back unafraid unworried

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happy untroubled

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limp limpid loose relaxed slack uncaring

Example Sentences

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"It was like you were physically getting choked by the smoke. I came down twice to get fresh air and then back up to bring Sue's mum down."

From BBC • Jul. 1, 2026

But their interests quickly diverged after Iran shut the Strait of Hormuz and choked off oil and gas supplies.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 15, 2026

Iran's closure of the strait has choked off exports of oil and crucial commodities to world markets, driving up the price of crude and causing shortages.

From Barron's • Jun. 15, 2026

I tear up every time I talk about it; I’m getting choked up just writing about it.

From Slate • Jun. 14, 2026

A scent of ancient decay choked his nostrils.

From "The Black Cauldron" by Lloyd Alexander

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