harped (Meaning)

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harped (imp. & p. p.)

of Harp

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher harped on the importance of grammar to his students.
The demanding boss constantly harped on the need to meet deadlines.
The politician harped on his opponent's record during the debate.
The salesperson harped on the product's benefits, trying to close the deal.
The coach harped on teamwork and discipline at the practice.
The nagging mother harped on her daughter's room being messy.
The choir director harped on precision and harmony during rehearsals.
The therapist harped on the patient's childhood traumas as the source of their issues.
The reviewer harped on the book's lack of character development.
The neighbor harped on the noise level coming from their backyard.

of Harp

pay (up), emphasize,dwell (on or upon), point (up), accent,stress,underscore, underline, belabor

disregard, ignore, slight, overlook,forget, pass over, disregard, forget, pass over, slight

The teacher harped on the importance of grammar to his students.

The demanding boss constantly harped on the need to meet deadlines.

The politician harped on his opponent's record during the debate.

The salesperson harped on the product's benefits, trying to close the deal.