tack (on) Sentence Examples
- The teacher tacked a poster onto the wall to illustrate the lesson.
- I tacked a notice on the bulletin board to inform everyone about the upcoming event.
- The sailor tacked the sail to adjust the boat's direction.
- She tacked on a map of the world to her travel journal to keep track of her adventures.
- The carpenter tacked on a new piece of trim to the window.
- I tacked on a new picture frame to display our family photo.
- The artist tacked on a layer of gesso to prepare the canvas for painting.
- I tacked on a post-it note to my computer screen as a reminder.
- The tailor tacked on a hem to shorten the dress.
- The hiker tacked on an extra mile to their walk for scenic views.
tack (on) Meaning
tack (on)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of tack (on)
Synonyms:
- enforce
- hitch
- protract
- strengthen
- tie
- multiply
- extend
- supplement
- maximize
- tag
- supply
- enlarge
- escalate
- swell-up-
- reinforce
- elongate
- amplify
- infuse
- fasten
- boost
- enhance
- augment
- beef-up-
- affix
- graft
- lengthen
- raise
- increase
- reenforce
- insert
- magnify
- interfuse
- intensify
- inject
- compound
- prolong
- fix
- complement
- heighten
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word tack (on)
add, introduce, adjoin, subjoin, annex, attach, expand,append, enforce, hitch
subtract, abate, deduct, disconnect, detach,take off, separate, reduce, cut, remove
The teacher tacked a poster onto the wall to illustrate the lesson.
I tacked a notice on the bulletin board to inform everyone about the upcoming event.
The sailor tacked the sail to adjust the boat's direction.
She tacked on a map of the world to her travel journal to keep track of her adventures.
