grounded
- adjective
- /ˈɡraʊndɪd/
- The airline grounded all its planes due to safety concerns after recent inspections.
So that basically right there was grounded from flying the hog about halfway through that assignment.
- So that basically right there was grounded from flying the hog about halfway through that assignment.
Examples
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After this crash, the Osprey fleet was grounded for months.
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So the fleet has been grounded and they got to get that fixed.
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Aircraft, ships and ground vehicles get stopped, grounded or returned to port.
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So that basically right there was grounded from flying the hog about halfway through that assignment.
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But Elon Musk is mad at the FAA because they grounded his rocket blast because they explode and commercial jets could hit them.
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After the recent turbulence, the pilot decided to keep the aircraft grounded for passenger safety.
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All flights were grounded on that day because of severe weather conditions.
Synonyms
Unable to fly or leave the ground
Antonyms
How Free to Fly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grounded comes from ground ('the earth' or 'the ground') and keeps its simple meaning of being held on the ground, which is why a grounded plane or pilot is not allowed to fly.