niggle (out) Synonyms

Synonyms

Strongest:

• deprive-of-
• reject
• stint
• deny
• pinch
• refuse

Strong:

• begrudge
• disallow
• decline
• withhold
• skimp

Weak:

• misallocate

Antonyms

Strongest:

• distribute
• allocate
• deal-out-
• parcel-out-
• measure-out-
• portion
• hand-out
• share-out-
• dispense
• mete-out-

Strong:

• dole-out
• set
• provide
• proportion
• administer
• appropriate
• assign
• issue
• supply
• lot
• allot
• prorate
• allow
• apportion
• split
• share
• redistribute
• part
• divide

Weak:

• dish-out
• bestow
• furnish
• divvy-up-
• disburse
• dollop-out-
• admeasure
• ration

niggle (out) Meaning

niggle (out)

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niggle (out) Sentence Examples

1. She couldn't shake off the feeling of unease; something seemed to niggle at the back of her mind.
2. Despite his efforts to focus, a small doubt continued to niggle at him throughout the meeting.
3. The idea of leaving her keys behind niggled at her as she left the house.
4. He tried to ignore the pain in his knee, but it continued to niggle throughout the hike.
5. A sense of guilt niggled at her conscience after she forgot her friend's birthday.
6. The discrepancy in the report niggled at the analyst until he discovered the error.
7. As he read through the contract, a nagging suspicion began to niggle out in his mind.
8. The unfinished tasks niggled at him, making it difficult to relax during his vacation.
9. She felt a sense of regret niggle at her when she declined the invitation to the party.
10. The unresolved argument continued to niggle at their relationship, causing tension between them.

FAQs About the word niggle (out)

What is the meaning of the word niggle (out)

What are the synonyms of the word niggle (out)

deprive (of), reject, stint, deny, pinch, refuse, begrudge, disallow, decline,withhold

What are the antonyms of the word niggle (out)

distribute, allocate,deal (out), parcel (out), measure (out), portion, hand out, share (out), dispense, mete (out)

What is the usage of word niggle (out)

She couldn't shake off the feeling of unease; something seemed to niggle at the back of her mind.

Despite his efforts to focus, a small doubt continued to niggle at him throughout the meeting.

How to use the word niggle (out) in a sentence?

The idea of leaving her keys behind niggled at her as she left the house.

He tried to ignore the pain in his knee, but it continued to niggle throughout the hike.