clockwork Synonyms
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clockwork Meaning
clockwork (n)
any mechanism of geared wheels that is driven by a coiled spring; resembles the works of a mechanical clock
clockwork (n.)
The machinery of a clock, or machinery resembling that of a clock; machinery which produces regularity of movement.
clockwork Sentence Examples
- The clockwork mechanism inside the old grandfather clock hummed softly as it kept time.
- His morning routine ran like clockwork, with each task completed efficiently and without delay.
- The intricate clockwork gears meshed together flawlessly, powering the timepiece's movement.
- The dancer's performance was so precise it seemed almost like clockwork, with every movement perfectly timed.
- The toy train chugged along the track, propelled by a clockwork motor hidden inside.
- The clockwork toy soldier marched across the floor, winding down as its mechanism reached its limit.
- The clockwork music box played a familiar tune, filling the room with its melodious sound.
- His plan unfolded with clockwork precision, each step executed with careful calculation.
- The clockwork robot whirred to life, its mechanical arms moving with jerky motions.
- The clockwork nature of bureaucracy meant that paperwork followed a predictable path through the system.
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any mechanism of geared wheels that is driven by a coiled spring; resembles the works of a mechanical clockThe machinery of a clock, or machinery resembling tha
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The clockwork mechanism inside the old grandfather clock hummed softly as it kept time.
His morning routine ran like clockwork, with each task completed efficiently and without delay.
The intricate clockwork gears meshed together flawlessly, powering the timepiece's movement.
The dancer's performance was so precise it seemed almost like clockwork, with every movement perfectly timed.
