tsk-tsk Synonyms
tsk-tsk Meaning
tsk-tsk
to express disapproval of by or as if by uttering tsk, to tsk-tsk someone or something, to express disapproval of someone or something by or as if by uttering tsk
tsk-tsk Sentence Examples
- The teacher shook her head disapprovingly, tsk-tsking at the student's lack of effort.
- Her mother's tsk-tsk echoed through the house, conveying her disappointment.
- The doctor frowned and tsk-tsked at the patient's reckless behavior.
- The parents exchanged tsk-tsks, commiserating over their unruly child's antics.
- The judge's stern tsk-tsk silenced the courtroom, demanding respect.
- The gossiping neighbor tsk-tsked, spreading scandalous rumors.
- The elderly woman tsk-tsked at the modern youth, lamenting the loss of morals.
- The dog trainer tsk-tsked every time the puppy misbehaved, gently correcting its behavior.
- The father tsk-tsked at his son for staying out too late, concerned for his safety.
- The politician's tsk-tsk was met with laughter from the audience, undermining his seriousness.
FAQs About the word tsk-tsk
to express disapproval of by or as if by uttering tsk, to tsk-tsk someone or something, to express disapproval of someone or something by or as if by uttering t
dislike, criticize, discountenance, tut-tut (over or about), mislike, pooh, denounce, disapprove (of), deprecate, condemn
like, favor, approve, love, delight (in), indorse, support, enjoy, sanction, fancy
The teacher shook her head disapprovingly, tsk-tsking at the student's lack of effort.
Her mother's tsk-tsk echoed through the house, conveying her disappointment.
The doctor frowned and tsk-tsked at the patient's reckless behavior.
The parents exchanged tsk-tsks, commiserating over their unruly child's antics.
