Thesaurus / staunched
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synonyms for staunched
- arrest
- avoid
- bar
- block
- break
- check
- close
- disrupt
- intercept
- interrupt
- stall
- stay
- stem
- suspend
- bottle
- choke
- clog
- congest
- fill
- fix
- forestall
- frustrate
- gag
- hinder
- hush
- impede
- muzzle
- obstruct
- occlude
- plug
- repress
- restrain
- seal
- silence
- staunch
- still
- stopper
- choke off
- cut off
- put a stop to
- rein in
- shut down
- shut off
- shut out
- throw over
- turn off
- ward off
On this page you'll find 72 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to staunched, such as: arrest, avoid, bar, block, break, and check.
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How to use staunched in a sentence
Just then Dick returned, and, seeing how matters stood, quickly staunched the wound; but his aid came too late.
THE WILD MAN OF THE WESTR.M. BALLANTYNEBlood welled from the open wound; the wet pads had staunched the flow for a moment.
THE PIONEERSKATHARINE SUSANNAH PRICHARDThe professor produced one and staunched the flow of blood as best he could, working with the aid of his flashlight.
ASTOUNDING STORIES, JULY, 1931VARIOUSFor a short time Clee rested, quieting his nerves, while Jim staunched the flow of blood.
ASTOUNDING STORIES, JULY, 1931VARIOUSLindsay's wound had been already staunched, and all that remained to be done was to put him in some place of shelter and comfort.
HORSE-SHOE ROBINSONJOHN PENDLETON KENNEDYThen Enid strove to loosen his armour, and having found the wound, she staunched it as best she might and bound it with her veil.
STORIES FROM LE MORTE D'ARTHUR AND THE MABINOGIONBEATRICE CLAYVicturnien would say to himself every time that the notary staunched some wound in his purse.
THE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUITIESHONORE DE BALZACHe helped himself as best he could, staunched some blood, drew his own conclusions as to his wounds.
THE LONG ROLLMARY JOHNSTONArmel's wound bled copiously; it was staunched with difficulty; the wounded youth's face was pale and his eyes closed.
THE GOLD SICKLEEUGNE SUEAnd he suddenly found his hand up at his mouth, as though there were blood there to be staunched that had escaped from his heart.
THE PATRICIANJOHN GALSWORTHY