Hedge

Pronunciation: /ˈhɛdʒ/

Hedge (noun)

  1. A row of bushes or small trees planted close together to form a boundary.
  2. An investment made to reduce the risk of losing money.

Examples

  • The garden was surrounded by a thick hedge.
  • They trimmed the hedge to keep it neat.

Common collocations: trim the hedge, tall hedge, hedge maze, hedge against inflation, currency hedge

Hedge (verb)

  1. To avoid giving a clear answer or decision.
  2. To take action to protect against possible loss in business or finance.

Examples

  • She hedged her answers during the interview.
  • He tends to hedge when asked direct questions.

Synonyms of Hedge

Neutral

Antonyms of Hedge

  • referring to spaces without boundaries