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TSK - Definition, Usage, and Sample Sentences

Definition:

TSK is an interjection that is used to express disapproval, annoyance, or disappointment in a disapproving tone. It is often accompanied by a clicking sound made by sucking air through one's teeth.

Usage:

TSK can be used in various contexts, such as:

• Expressing disapproval or annoyance towards an action.
• Showing disappointment or disagreement with a statement or situation.
• Indicating frustration or impatience.

Examples:

As an Interjection:

1. John forgot to bring his homework to school, and his teacher said, "TSK, John, you should always be prepared."

2. Sarah: "I accidentally spilled coffee on your new shirt." Alex: "TSK, I just bought it yesterday!"

As a Verb:

1. She tsked at her sister's untidy room as she passed by.

2. The disappointed coach tsked and shook his head at the team's poor performance.

As a Noun:

1. Hearing a tsk from his mother, he knew he was in trouble.

2. The constant tsk of the leaky faucet was driving me insane.

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