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yardsticks Meaning
yardsticks
a rule or standard by which something is measured, a measuring stick a yard long, a graduated measuring stick three feet (0.9144 meter) long, a standard basis of calculation, a standard for making a critical judgment
yardsticks Sentence Examples
- The yardsticks used to measure academic progress have remained relatively constant over the years.
- The teacher used a yardstick to demonstrate the proper way to measure the length of a rectangle.
- The yardsticks in the toolbox were all worn and chipped from years of use.
- The construction workers used yardsticks to ensure that the newly built walls were all the same height.
- The yardsticks were stacked neatly in the corner of the janitor's closet.
- The yardsticks proved to be an inadequate tool for measuring the vast expanse of the desert.
- The yardstick snapped in half when it was accidentally dropped on the concrete floor.
- The artist used a yardstick to create precise lines and boundaries in her painting.
- The yardsticks served as a convenient way to measure the distance between trees in the orchard.
- The yardsticks in the classroom were decorated with colorful stickers and drawings, making them more appealing to students.
FAQs About the word yardsticks
a rule or standard by which something is measured, a measuring stick a yard long, a graduated measuring stick three feet (0.9144 meter) long, a standard basis o
metrics, criteria,standards, criterions, benchmarks, touchstones, norms,barometers, measures, grades
abnormalities,deviations,aberrations,
The yardsticks used to measure academic progress have remained relatively constant over the years.
The teacher used a yardstick to demonstrate the proper way to measure the length of a rectangle.
The yardsticks in the toolbox were all worn and chipped from years of use.
The construction workers used yardsticks to ensure that the newly built walls were all the same height.
