tightness (Meaning)
tightness (n)
a state occasioned by scarcity of money and a shortage of credit
a tight feeling in some part of the body
the spatial property of being crowded together
extreme stinginess
lack of movement or room for movement
tightness (n.)
The quality or condition of being tight.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tightness
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tightness Sentence Examples
- The tightness of the bandage restricted his movement.
- The tightness of the dress made her feel constricted.
- The tightness of the rope prevented him from escaping.
- The tightness of the budget forced them to make cuts.
- The tightness of the muscles caused her to experience pain.
- The tightness of the bond between them was unbreakable.
- The tightness of the competition made victory even sweeter.
- The tightness of the market led to higher prices.
- The tightness of the lid ensured that the contents remained secure.
- The tightness of the schedule left no room for error.
FAQs About the word tightness
a state occasioned by scarcity of money and a shortage of credit, a tight feeling in some part of the body, the spatial property of being crowded together, extr
cheapness, economizing, closeness, saving, pinching,economy, managing, frugality, cheeseparing,niggardliness
generosity, generosity, liberality, extravagance, largess, unselfishness, philanthropy, largess, bounty, extravagance
The tightness of the bandage restricted his movement.
The tightness of the dress made her feel constricted.
The tightness of the rope prevented him from escaping.
The tightness of the budget forced them to make cuts.
