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Definitions from the WebTack OnPart of Speech: Phrasal verb Definition:To add or append something, especially in a hurried, careless, or haphazard manner. Senses:Sense 1:To add an extra item or information to something, often without much consideration or thought. Example Sentence: He decided to tack on a few more slides to his presentation at the last minute. Sense 2:To increase the cost, time, or difficulty of something by adding extra work, tasks, or requirements. Example Sentence: The unexpected rainstorm tacked on an extra hour to our journey. Sense 3:To attach or fasten something to another object or surface. Example Sentence: She quickly tacked on the missing button to her shirt before going out. Sense 4 (Local):In some regional dialects, "tack on" can mean to criticize or lecture someone sharply. Example Sentence: The teacher tacked on the student for not submitting the assignment on time. | ||||
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