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tacked Definition and Meaning in English (tacked definition)

verb
Synonyms:attachedfastenedaffixed
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Tacked definition: To fasten or attach something with a small nail, pin, or stitch, often in a temporary manner.

Definitions of Tacked

  1. 1verb

    To fasten or attach something with a small nail, pin, or stitch, often in a temporary manner.

  2. 2verb

    To add something as an extra or supplementary item to something else, often unexpectedly or as an afterthought.

Example Sentences

“He tacked the notice to the bulletin board with a thumb tack.”

“They tacked on an extra fee for the delivery service.”

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infinitivetack
third person singulartacks
present participletacking
nountack

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Tacked definition: To fasten or attach something with a small nail, pin, or stitch, often in a temporary manner.
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'Tacked' translates to 'tacked' in English. Tacked definition: To fasten or attach something with a small nail, pin, or stitch, often in a temporary manner.
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