blipped (Meaning)
blipped
a trace on a display screen (such as an oscilloscope), a spot on a radar screen, a transient sharp movement up or down (as of a quantity commonly shown on a graph), to remove (recorded sound) from a recording so that there is an interruption of the sound in the reproduction, an interruption of the sound received in a radio or television program or occurring in a recording as a result of blipping, a spot on a screen, something relatively small or inconsequential within a larger context, a short crisp sound
Synonyms & Antonyms of blipped
Synonyms:
- deleted
- censored
- cancelled
- effaced
- blotted out
- rubbed out
- cut
- wiped out
- eradicated
- clipped
- removed
- expunged
- erased
- excised
- obliterated
- bleeped
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Synonyms:
- abbreviated
- rooted (out)
- cropped
- redacted
- killed
- cleaned (up)
- red-penciled
- crossed (out)
- elided
- scratched (out)
- deled
- expurgated
- edited (out)
- shortened
- canceled
- silenced
- bowdlerized
- struck (out)
- laundered
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
blipped Sentence Examples
- The television screen blipped briefly, interrupting the broadcast with static.
- The heart monitor emitted a faint blip, indicating a weak pulse.
- The radar screen showed a tiny blip, indicating the presence of a distant object.
- The star suddenly blipped out of existence, disappearing into the darkness.
- The computer mouse blipped across the screen, navigating through files with ease.
- The elevator door blipped open, revealing a group of expectant passengers.
- The text message blipped onto my phone, announcing an important update.
- The light on the alarm clock blipped rhythmically, counting down the minutes until morning.
- The GPS signal blipped back to life, showing me the exact location of my destination.
- The sensor blipped, detecting a slight increase in temperature in the room.
FAQs About the word blipped
a trace on a display screen (such as an oscilloscope), a spot on a radar screen, a transient sharp movement up or down (as of a quantity commonly shown on a gra
deleted, censored, cancelled, effaced, blotted out, rubbed out, cut, wiped out, eradicated, clipped
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The television screen blipped briefly, interrupting the broadcast with static.
The heart monitor emitted a faint blip, indicating a weak pulse.
The radar screen showed a tiny blip, indicating the presence of a distant object.
The star suddenly blipped out of existence, disappearing into the darkness.
