Synonyms
Examples for "tight"
Examples for "tight"
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Hayward said that in the longer term, oil market fundamentals remained tight.
2
Security for the senator will be tight in view of recent violence.
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If you're experiencing similar problems, hold tight the functionality is coming soon.
4
However, political polarization in the country would make it tight, he said.
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Access to the region remains tight, with no foreign journalists allowed in.
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Aoki's hand on his thigh, almost painful; his jeans far too tight.
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It said the time frame to find a solution was too tight.
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Lately, however, he has criticized the Fed for keeping money too tight.
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From behind me, I heard a familiar voice say, Not too tight.
5
It holds too tight; I may be stifled all of a sudden.
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Though they were in a very tight and dangerous situation, Duncan grinned.
2
It's a very tight situation, but believe me, it's a big deal.
3
But with such important military equipment on board, security is very tight.
4
The Steenkamp family kept very tight lipped throughout the trial of Pistorius.
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But the referendum on the proposed legalisation remains a very tight race.
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Fine Gael chairman Charlie Flanagan conceded: It'll be very , very tight .
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It was very tight but got there in the end, said McLaughlin.
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Of course, with the cloth the lid will fit very tight indeed.
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The challenge for everybody is that CFIUS is very tight, very private.
10
A shake of the head from Mrs. Snagsby-very long and very tight.
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We have proved once again that Colombia are a very tight team.
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By twisting the tourniquet very tight, that flow of blood is stopped.
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We can hold each other very tight and try to walk straight.
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First of all, tight sleeves and very tight gloves must be condemned.
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It could be a very tight finish for the Champions League spots.
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There's something-somethingvery tight here in my head whenever I grow excited.
