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View definitions for tight

tight

adjective as in stingy

adjective as in difficult, troublesome

adjective as in intoxicated

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Example Sentences

The ride still features its steep 50-foot drop begging us to hold on tight, but it reframes it.

Forging a tight bond among the team has been a key tactic for Keothavong as Britain aim to win the BJK Cup for the first time, as well as being able to choose from her strongest available squad.

From BBC

In 40% of institutions, cash flow may become so tight there will only be enough money in the bank to cover one month at a time of bills including salaries.

From BBC

The Trump turn was so dramatic it made him the first Republican to win the popular vote in 20 years, while tight margins in places like New Jersey and Virginia reduced the Electoral College/popular vote split.

From Slate

“That’s our mindset. We’re gonna challenge them, we’re going to get up tight on tight on them and make them earn it.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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