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cords Meaning
cords (n)
cotton trousers made of corduroy cloth
cords Sentence Examples
- The cords of the blinds became tangled, making it difficult to raise or lower them.
- She tied the package with a sturdy cord to ensure it stayed securely wrapped during transit.
- The musician carefully tuned the guitar, adjusting the tension of the cords for optimal sound quality.
- The telephone cords were constantly getting twisted and knotted, causing frustration for the office staff.
- He secured the tent to the ground with sturdy cords to prevent it from blowing away in the wind.
- The mountain climber checked the cords of his harness before embarking on the ascent.
- The puppeteer manipulated the cords to make the marionette move gracefully across the stage.
- The cords of the hoodie had frayed from repeated use, prompting him to sew them back together.
- The sailor expertly tied various knots in the cords to secure the sails to the mast.
- The cords of the headphones had become worn over time, resulting in poor audio quality.
FAQs About the word cords
cotton trousers made of corduroy cloth
ropes, wires,cables, laces,strings, bungees, lacings, stays, halyards, lanyards
partings, partings, separations,separations, freedoms, freedoms, releases,releases, emancipations, liberations
The cords of the blinds became tangled, making it difficult to raise or lower them.
She tied the package with a sturdy cord to ensure it stayed securely wrapped during transit.
The musician carefully tuned the guitar, adjusting the tension of the cords for optimal sound quality.
The telephone cords were constantly getting twisted and knotted, causing frustration for the office staff.
