a-tiptoe (Meaning)
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a-tiptoe (adv.)
On tiptoe; eagerly expecting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of a-tiptoe
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a-tiptoe Sentence Examples
- The child crept a-tiptoe towards the cookie jar, hoping to pilfer a sweet treat.
- The thief approached the vault a-tiptoe, his stealthy steps barely making a sound.
- With bated breath, the hunter crept a-tiptoe through the undergrowth, keen eyes scanning for prey.
- The ballerina pirouetted a-tiptoe, her ethereal grace captivating the audience.
- The eavesdropper stood a-tiptoe outside the door, straining to hear the secrets within.
- The painter stood a-tiptoe on a ladder, carefully applying the finishing touches to his masterpiece.
- In the dead of night, the intruder moved a-tiptoe through the house, his presence undetected.
- The dancer glided a-tiptoe across the stage, her supple movements mesmerizing the crowd.
- The hikers approached the summit a-tiptoe, their hearts pounding with anticipation and awe.
- The anxious child peered a-tiptoe over the edge of the balcony, his fear giving way to a sense of wonder.
FAQs About the word a-tiptoe
On tiptoe; eagerly expecting.
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No antonyms found.
The child crept a-tiptoe towards the cookie jar, hoping to pilfer a sweet treat.
The thief approached the vault a-tiptoe, his stealthy steps barely making a sound.
With bated breath, the hunter crept a-tiptoe through the undergrowth, keen eyes scanning for prey.
The ballerina pirouetted a-tiptoe, her ethereal grace captivating the audience.
