tut-tut (Meaning)
tut-tut (v)
utter `tsk,' `tut,' or `tut-tut,' as in disapproval
Synonyms & Antonyms of tut-tut
tut-tut Sentence Examples
- The elderly neighbor tut-tutted disapprovingly at the noisy children playing outside.
- The librarian tut-tutted and hushed a patron whispering in the silent reading room.
- The judge tut-tutted at the defendant's lack of remorse during sentencing.
- The teacher tut-tutted at the student's tardiness and reminded him of school rules.
- The doctor tut-tutted and shook his head at the patient's unhealthy lifestyle habits.
- The cashier tut-tutted and apologized when the customer realized they had overcharged her.
- The concerned parent tut-tutted at their child's reckless behavior.
- The priest tut-tutted at the parishioner's failure to attend Sunday mass.
- The etiquette consultant tut-tutted and corrected the guest's dining table manners.
- The politician tut-tutted and denounced the opposing party's unethical campaign tactics.
FAQs About the word tut-tut
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The elderly neighbor tut-tutted disapprovingly at the noisy children playing outside.
The librarian tut-tutted and hushed a patron whispering in the silent reading room.
The judge tut-tutted at the defendant's lack of remorse during sentencing.
The teacher tut-tutted at the student's tardiness and reminded him of school rules.
