be tight

Frequency: 9.0150.5 per million words

Used to describe a state of being not loose, restricted, or strictly controlled.

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Examples (10)

  • Those jeans are too tight for me.
  • Security at the airport is still very tight.
  • The knot was so tight that I couldn't untie it.
  • Our budget is a bit tight this month.
  • Time is often tight when working on multiple projects.
  • The new regulations are quite tight on environmental protection.
  • Her grip on his hand was surprisingly tight.
  • The competition for the championship will be incredibly tight.
  • His muscles were all tight after the intense workout.
  • Make sure the seal on the container is tight to keep food fresh.