bleep (Meaning)
bleep (n)
a short high tone produced as a signal or warning
bleep (v)
emit a single short high-pitched signal
Synonyms & Antonyms of bleep
Synonyms:
- stroke (out)
- efface
- edit (out)
- expurgate
- cancel
- red-pencil
- crop
- launder
- clean (up)
- silence
- shorten
- root (out)
- rub out
- bowdlerize
- abbreviate
- redact
- kill
- scratch (out)
- delete
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
bleep Sentence Examples
- When I tried to call my friend, all I heard was a bleep on the other end of the line.
- The truck backing up emitted a loud bleep to alert pedestrians of its movement.
- In the recording studio, the engineer added a bleep to censor explicit language in the song.
- The electronic device emitted a steady bleep to indicate that it was functioning properly.
- As the microwave finished heating my meal, it signaled with a series of bleeps.
- During the test, the students were instructed to remain silent until they heard the bleep signaling the end of the exam.
- The heart rate monitor emitted a continuous bleep when it detected irregularities in the patient's heartbeat.
- The GPS navigation system provided audible bleeps to alert the driver of upcoming turns.
- A sudden bleep from the smoke detector indicated that its battery needed replacement.
- In the crowded room, the presenter's microphone occasionally picked up a bleep of interference from nearby electronic devices.
FAQs About the word bleep
a short high tone produced as a signal or warning, emit a single short high-pitched signal
clip, excise, cross (out), remove, cut, strike (out), erase, wipe out, expunge, obliterate
stet, stet,,
When I tried to call my friend, all I heard was a bleep on the other end of the line.
The truck backing up emitted a loud bleep to alert pedestrians of its movement.
In the recording studio, the engineer added a bleep to censor explicit language in the song.
The electronic device emitted a steady bleep to indicate that it was functioning properly.
