Fetch – Meaning, Definition, Synonyms, and Antonyms
Fetch is used as a Verb in English grammar, meaning that someone goes to get something and then brings it back.
Meaning:
Fetch refers to the action of going to get something and returning with it.
Definition:
Fetch has two common meanings. First, it can mean to go and get something and bring it back (for example, fetching a book or fetching a package). Second, it can mean to achieve a particular price or value when sold, such as when an item “fetches” a certain amount at auction.
Example Sentences:
- I will fetch the keys from the table.
- The dog ran to fetch the ball and brought it back to me.
- I need to fetch my laptop from the office before the meeting.
- The painting fetched a higher price than expected at the gallery auction.
Fetch Synonyms:
- retrieve
- get
- collect
- pick up
- Bring
- grab
- find
- earn
- forfeit (note: this is not a direct match; see antonyms below for the correct contrast)
Fetch Antonyms:
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