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tattling Meaning
tattling (s)
prone to communicate confidential information
tattling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Tattle
tattling (a.)
Given to idle talk; apt to tell tales.
tattling Sentence Examples
- Emily was constantly tattling on her classmates, ruining their reputations.
- The office gossip was notorious for tattling on her colleagues to management.
- The child's incessant tattling made her an outcast among her peers.
- The teacher warned students that tattling would not be tolerated in class.
- Sarah's tattling habits stemmed from her insecurity and desire for attention.
- The principal denounced tattling as a form of bullying and encouraged students to resolve conflicts directly.
- Karen's tattling on her neighbors for minor violations created a hostile atmosphere in the community.
- The young boy's tattling was a way of asserting his dominance over his siblings.
- The organization implemented a no-tattling policy to foster a culture of trust and open communication.
- Despite repeated warnings, Jane's tattling continued unabated, damaging her relationships with others.
FAQs About the word tattling
prone to communicate confidential informationof Tattle, Given to idle talk; apt to tell tales.
gossiping, talking, dishing, telling,blabbing, wagging, insinuating, disclosing, babbling,spilling the beans
shutting up,shutting up, clamming up,clamming up,
Emily was constantly tattling on her classmates, ruining their reputations.
The office gossip was notorious for tattling on her colleagues to management.
The child's incessant tattling made her an outcast among her peers.
The teacher warned students that tattling would not be tolerated in class.
