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Meaning of ticked off
ticked off
to make angry or indignant, reprimand, rebuke
ticked off Sentence Examples
- Sarah was ticked off when her boss canceled their meeting at the last minute.
- The driver was ticked off after getting stuck in traffic for two hours.
- The professor was ticked off by the student's repeated interruptions during class.
- The customer was ticked off by the rude and unhelpful service they received.
- The parents were ticked off when they found out their child had been skipping school.
- The employee was ticked off when they discovered their paycheck was short.
- The homeowner was ticked off by the noise coming from the neighbor's yard.
- The athlete was ticked off when they lost the game due to a missed call by the referee.
- The student was ticked off when the teacher didn't give them extra credit for their hard work.
- The patient was ticked off when the doctor kept rescheduling their appointment.
FAQs About the word ticked off
to make angry or indignant, reprimand, rebuke
listed, recited, detailed, itemized, enumerated, mentioned, reeled off, numerated, rehearsed,outlined
generalized,,
Sarah was ticked off when her boss canceled their meeting at the last minute.
The driver was ticked off after getting stuck in traffic for two hours.
The professor was ticked off by the student's repeated interruptions during class.
The customer was ticked off by the rude and unhelpful service they received.
