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tight Definition and Meaning in English (tight definition)

adjective
Synonyms:snugclose-fittingtaut
Quick Answer • Definition

Tight definition: Fitting very closely or too closely, leaving little room.

Definitions of Tight

  1. 1adjective

    Fitting very closely or too closely, leaving little room.

  2. 2adjective

    Held or pulled very firmly or securely, not loose or slack.

  3. 3adjective

    Limited in amount or space; difficult to manage due to lack of resources or time.

Example Sentences

“These new shoes are a bit tight on my feet.”

“Hold on tight to the railing so you don't fall.”

“We are on a tight budget this month, so we need to save money.”

Synonyms

snugclose-fittingtautfirm

Antonyms

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Inflected Word Forms

nountightness
adverbtightly
comparativetighter
superlativetightest

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

in a tight spotidiom

In a difficult or awkward situation.

tight-lippedidiom

Reluctant to speak or give away information.

sleep tightexpression

Sleep soundly and well.

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Tight definition: Fitting very closely or too closely, leaving little room.
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'Tight' translates to 'tight' in English. Tight definition: Fitting very closely or too closely, leaving little room.
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