"Zigzagged" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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Zigzagged

"Zigzagged" Meaning

The word "zigzagged" is the past tense of the verb "zigzag", which means:

Moving in a zigzag course or direction, typically changing direction suddenly and repeatedly.
Moving erratically or unpredictably, like a zigzag line.
In a manner that twists and turns suddenly and repeatedly.
In a winding or uneven course.

Example:
"The plane zigzagged through the turbulent air to avoid hitting the storm clouds."

"Zigzagged" Examples

The tourists zigzagged through the crowded streets of Tokyo, struggling to read the map.
The hikers had to zigzagged across the mountain to avoid the steep cliffs.
The road zigzagged through the forest, twisting and turning unexpectedly.
The artist had to zigzagged the pieces of glass together to create a mosaic.
The hikers took a wrong turn and ended up zigzagged kilometres off the main path.

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A ziggurat is a type of ancient Mesopotamian temple complex, typically composed of a stepped pyramid or a series of ascending terraces, often with a temple at the top. They were built by the ancient Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians in Mesopotamia, which is now modern-day Iraq, around 4000-1000 BC. The ziggurats were dedicated to the worship of various Mesopotamian gods and were often built as symbols of power, wealth, and engineering prowess. Each level of the ziggurat typically carried a figurative meaning, with the lower levels representing the earth and the higher levels ascending to the heavens. The stepped design allowed for the ziggurats to be visible from great distances, signifying the power and prestige of the ruling dynasty or city-state.

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Zigzags

Zigzags refer to paths or movements that involve a series of turns or changes in direction, often at regular intervals, resembling the shape of a zigzag line or a pattern of diagonal progressions. It can describe a trajectory, a manner of progression, or a shape that features abrupt changes in direction in an alternating manner.