Synonyms for capped
capped

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1. cappedadjective

   used especially of front teeth having (artificial) crowns

   "capped teeth gave her a beautiful smile"

   Antonyms:
   uncrowned, crownless

2. cappedadjective

   covered as if with a cap or crown especially of a specified kind

   "cloud-capped mountains"; "brown-capped mushrooms"; "snow-capped peaks"

   Antonyms:
   uncrowned, crownless

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1. Deutsche Bank strategist George Saravelos:

   A continuation of the deadlock on Monday will immediately shift focus to Wednesday’s bi-weekly ECB review of the ELA limits of Greek banks, in the event of failure, we would expect the ECB to become more explicit on the timing of when ELA funding would be withdrawn or capped.

2. Benjamin Lu Jiaxuan:

   Downward revisions on global oil demand, along with rising challenges in the macroeconomic environment, have capped bullish gains for oil prices.

3. David Petraeus:

   Until it is capped, it is going to continue to spew radioactive instability and extremist ideology over the entire region, any strategy to stabilize the region thus needs to take into account the challenges in both Iraq and Syria. It is not sufficient to say that we'll figure them out later.

4. Gareth Hutton:

   The tour embraces that quintessential feeling of what winter should really be like -- powdery snow, snow-capped trees and those amazing skies, not only are the northern lights spectacular, but the long winter sunsets are pretty magical, too.

5. Greg Hare:

   It was found near the top of a snow-capped mountain in South West Yukon, it was an incredible discovery, we really did n’t intend to be on that [ ice ] patch on that day. VIKING SWORD DISCOVERY : HUNTER FINDS 1,100-YEAR-OLD WEAPON ON NORWEGIAN MOUNTAIN The archaeologists were travelling in two helicopters with a documentary film crew when they noticed caribou on the ice patch they were planning to land on. Instead, the helicopter landed on a small nearby patch of snow where Senior Project Archaeologist Christian Thomas quickly spotted the arrow.