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
criticize,dislike, look down one's nose (on), deprecate, disfavor, tut (over or about), pooh,reject, reprove, disesteem
like, favor, approve, love, indorse, support, enjoy, sanction, relish, dig
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.
