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The meaning of TIGHTEN is to make tight or tighter. How to use tighten in a sentence.
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Tightening Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of TIGHTEN is to make tight or tighter. How to use tighten in a sentence.
TIGHTENING | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
TIGHTENING definition: 1. the activity of limiting the amount of money that people and companies are able to borrow or…. Learn more.
TIGHTENING definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Headaches caused by tension can result in tightening of the muscles in the neck.
tighten verb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes ...
tighten something up The brake cable needs tightening up. (+ adv./prep.) Her grip seemed to tighten on the door handle. He saw his father's jaw tighten in irritation.
TIGHTENING Synonyms: 14 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster
Synonyms for TIGHTENING: tensing, stretching, tautening, straining, lengthening, elongating, extending, constricting; Antonyms of TIGHTENING: loosening, relaxing, easing, slackening, slacking
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