red tape Antonyms
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Meaning of red tape
Wordnet
red tape (n)
needlessly time-consuming procedure
Webster
red tape (a.)
Pertaining to, or characterized by, official formality. See Red tape, under Red, a.
red tape Sentence Examples
- The bureaucratic red tape surrounding the permit application process hindered its progress.
- The project was delayed due to excessive red tape from various regulatory agencies.
- Navigating the maze of red tape proved to be an arduous task for the small business.
- The government's red tape policy stifled innovation and economic growth.
- The convoluted red tape process created unnecessary obstacles for citizens seeking assistance.
- The agency's complex red tape requirements placed an undue burden on applicants.
- Cutting through the bureaucratic red tape would streamline the approval process.
- The city's red tape made it challenging to renovate historic buildings.
- The red tape surrounding foreign investment deterred potential investors.
- The company faced an uphill battle against the mountains of red tape associated with the new regulation.
FAQs About the word red tape
needlessly time-consuming procedurePertaining to, or characterized by, official formality. See Red tape, under Red, a.
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The bureaucratic red tape surrounding the permit application process hindered its progress.
The project was delayed due to excessive red tape from various regulatory agencies.
Navigating the maze of red tape proved to be an arduous task for the small business.
The government's red tape policy stifled innovation and economic growth.
