two cents (Meaning)
two cents
an opinion offered on a topic under discussion, a sum or object of very small value
Synonyms & Antonyms of two cents
two cents Sentence Examples
- The candidate's political views were worth two cents to me after his latest blunder.
- The old man sat on the bench, his words worth about two cents to the passing crowd.
- Don't take my two cents for granted; I have decades of experience in this field.
- The company's promise of future profits was worth about two cents, given their recent financial woes.
- The politician's promises were as worthless as two cents, and the voters knew it.
- The gossip magazine's articles were not worth two cents, filled with fabricated stories and sensationalism.
- The charity event raised a mere two cents, highlighting the apathy of the community.
- The businessman's investment in the new technology proved to be worth about two cents, as it failed miserably.
- The teenager's apology was worth about two cents, as he continued to make the same mistakes.
- The author's poorly written novel was worth about two cents, wasting the reader's time and money.
FAQs About the word two cents
an opinion offered on a topic under discussion, a sum or object of very small value
peanuts,dime, chump change, spending money,pin money, hay, mite, shoestring, pocket money, chicken feed
mint, wealth, wad, big buck(s), capital, means, fortune,funds, bundle, king's ransom
The candidate's political views were worth two cents to me after his latest blunder.
The old man sat on the bench, his words worth about two cents to the passing crowd.
Don't take my two cents for granted; I have decades of experience in this field.
The company's promise of future profits was worth about two cents, given their recent financial woes.
