chalk (up) (Meaning)

chalk (up)

attain, achieve, ascribe, credit

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher chalked up the lesson on the blackboard with impeccable precision.
The climber chalked up his hands to enhance his grip on the rock face.
The coach chalked up the play design on the whiteboard for the team to visualize.
The artist chalked up the pavement with vibrant colors, creating an impromptu mural.
The accountant chalked up the expenses in the ledger, ensuring accuracy.
The hiker chalked up the trail markings to guide himself through the dense forest.
The chef chalked up the menu on a blackboard, showcasing the day's culinary offerings.
The teacher's chalked-up notes provided students with an organized study guide.
The gymnast chalked up the bars to prevent slipping during her performance.
The police chalked up the outline of the crime scene, preserving evidence for investigation.

attain, achieve, ascribe, credit

attribute, ascribe, put down, impute, lay, blame, pin (on),credit, father (on), accredit

fail (at),miss, fall short (of),lose,

The teacher chalked up the lesson on the blackboard with impeccable precision.

The climber chalked up his hands to enhance his grip on the rock face.

The coach chalked up the play design on the whiteboard for the team to visualize.

The artist chalked up the pavement with vibrant colors, creating an impromptu mural.