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Meaning of tattlers
tattlers
tattletale, any of various slender long-legged shorebirds (such as the willet, yellowlegs, and redshank) of the sandpiper family with a loud and frequent call
tattlers Sentence Examples
- The classroom was a sanctuary for tattlers, where children whispered secrets about their classmates' misdeeds.
- The teacher discouraged tattling, emphasizing that it disrupted learning and created a negative school environment.
- The principal condemned tattling as an act of betrayal and encouraged students to resolve conflicts directly.
- The once-notorious tattler in our school mysteriously vanished, leaving behind a legacy of whispers and speculation.
- The jury remained skeptical about the credibility of the witness, who had a reputation as an incessant tattler.
- The rumor mill buzzed with stories of a tattler who had exposed a major company scandal.
- My sister was a notorious tattler, always eager to report any infraction to our parents.
- The gossip column was filled with salacious rumors from anonymous tattlers.
- The child's relentless tattling tested the patience of his teachers, who grew weary of constant interruptions.
- The neighborhood association organized a community meeting to address the growing problem of tattling among local children.
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tattletale, any of various slender long-legged shorebirds (such as the willet, yellowlegs, and redshank) of the sandpiper family with a loud and frequent call
informers,informants, canaries, betrayers, tattletales, spies, stool pigeons,rats, collaborators, stoolies
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The classroom was a sanctuary for tattlers, where children whispered secrets about their classmates' misdeeds.
The teacher discouraged tattling, emphasizing that it disrupted learning and created a negative school environment.
The principal condemned tattling as an act of betrayal and encouraged students to resolve conflicts directly.
The once-notorious tattler in our school mysteriously vanished, leaving behind a legacy of whispers and speculation.
