"Wedging" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Wedging" Meaning

noun

The act or process of obtaining something, especially a result or advantage, by persistent effort or persuasion.

Example: "She finally managed the crucial deal through her wedging efforts."

However, the most common meaning of the word "wedging" is:

verb

To position or place something in a fixed or wedged position, often using a wedge-shaped piece of material.

Example: "I had to wedge the chair under the door to keep it from opening."

Or it can also mean:

verb

To go between two people or things and cause them to argue or become hostile.

Example: "Her statement wedged them apart and they stopped talking to each other."

"Wedging" Examples

Word: Wedging

Usage Examples:

1. Noun:
The spatula helped me wedge the cake out of the pan after it was baked.
Trying to wedge myself into the tight space between the board and the wall was exhausting.
2. Verb:
With a wedge of wood, she managed to wedging the door of the old cabin open.
Be careful not to wedge myself under the big weights during the workout.
3. Idiomatic
Try to wedging a square piece into a round hole – it will never fit.
4. Or alternate usage
With great difficulty wedging the wheel back into its hub.