A tackled stair, often referred to as a "tackled" or "tackling" stair, is a type of staircase design where the treads and risers are integrated in a way that creates a continuous, uninterrupted surface. This design can enhance aesthetics and safety by minimizing gaps that could pose tripping hazards. Tackled stairs are often used in modern architecture for their sleek appearance and can be constructed from various materials, including wood and metal.
In William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," the "tackled stair" refers to a stairway that has been blocked or obstructed, making it difficult for characters to ascend or descend. This imagery is used to symbolize the obstacles and challenges that Romeo and Juliet face in their forbidden love affair. The "tackled stair" serves as a metaphor for the societal barriers and familial conflicts that ultimately lead to the tragic fate of the young lovers.
Adverbs that can modify the past tense verb "tackled" (in a football sense) include heavily, solidly, consistently, and effectively. The adjective tackled (tackled tasks, tackled runners), from the verb to tackle, has no adverb form.
That is the correct spelling of "tackled" (in sports, brought down; or attempted a job)
The past tense of tackle is tackled.
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A stair poem is a poem that is in the shape of stairs. On the bottom is a topic. Second stair is a two word synonym. On the 3rd stair is a phrase about the topic. On the last stair is an one word synonym.
A homophone for stair is "stare".
stair in Arabic is sullamسلم
A stair runner is used on a set of stairs to keep people from slipping and falling on stair treads. Stair runners are long narrow lengths of carpeting that are affixed to the stair treads so they don't move when walked on.
Stair Agnew was born in 1831.