notches Synonyms
notches Meaning
notches
score, achieve, a rounded indentation cut into the pages of a book on the edge opposite the spine, a cut in the shape of a V in an edge or surface, a deep close pass, achieve sense 2, score, to cut or make a notch in, a slit made to serve as a record, a narrow pass between mountains, a V-shaped indentation (as on a bone), degree, step, to mark or record by a notch, degree sense 1, step, a V-shaped indentation
notches Sentence Examples
- The carpenter meticulously marked the notches in the wood with a fine-toothed saw.
- The climber checked the notches on his climbing harness, ensuring they were secure for the ascent.
- The old fishing reel had distinctive notches on its handle, a testament to years of use.
- The band's lead singer hit all the high notes and low notches with impeccable vocal range.
- The temperature gauge displayed notches indicating the freezing point and boiling point.
- The hikers followed the notches carved into the tree trunks, marking the trail through the dense forest.
- The car's dashboard had a notch for each gear, providing a precise indication of its current speed.
- The woodworker carefully filed the notches into the wood, creating intricate designs.
- The notches on the guitar neck helped the musician navigate the different chords and scales.
- The volumetric measuring cup had clear notches for accurate measurement of liquids.
FAQs About the word notches
score, achieve, a rounded indentation cut into the pages of a book on the edge opposite the spine, a cut in the shape of a V in an edge or surface, a deep close
slits,chips, grooves, kerfs,indents, slots, indentations, nicks, hacks, punches
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The carpenter meticulously marked the notches in the wood with a fine-toothed saw.
The climber checked the notches on his climbing harness, ensuring they were secure for the ascent.
The old fishing reel had distinctive notches on its handle, a testament to years of use.
The band's lead singer hit all the high notes and low notches with impeccable vocal range.