tictac (Meaning)
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tictac (n)
steady recurrent ticking sound as made by a clock
Synonyms & Antonyms of tictac
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tictac Sentence Examples
- The rhythmic tictac of the clock created an unsettling atmosphere in the empty room.
- Emily's fingers fidgeted uncontrollably, tapping out a relentless tictac on the table.
- The tiny tictac of the pocket watch seemed to echo through the vast and silent hall.
- The faint tictac of the keys in the lock promised both anticipation and trepidation.
- The ticking of the clock became an insistent tictac, growing louder with each passing moment.
- The tictac of the metronome provided a steady beat for the aspiring pianist to practice.
- She absently traced tictac patterns on the windowpane as her thoughts drifted away.
- The tictac of the engine was a constant companion on the long road trip.
- The wind through the trees created an eerie tictac sound that sent shivers down Holly's spine.
- The rapid tictac of the telegraph machine signaled urgent news arriving from distant lands.
FAQs About the word tictac
steady recurrent ticking sound as made by a clock
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rhythmic tictac of the clock created an unsettling atmosphere in the empty room.
Emily's fingers fidgeted uncontrollably, tapping out a relentless tictac on the table.
The tiny tictac of the pocket watch seemed to echo through the vast and silent hall.
The faint tictac of the keys in the lock promised both anticipation and trepidation.
