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Meaning of Sucks

To be of poor quality or disappointing.

In simple words: is bad or unpleasant

Sucks in a sentence

  • This movie really sucks!
  • My job sucks, I need a change.
  • It sucks that we lost the game.
  • No offense, but that idea sucks.
  • School sucks sometimes, but it has its perks.

How to use Sucks

Commonly used in casual conversation among friends. It is inappropriate for formal settings and can be considered rude.

Grammar pattern

suck + (object)

Memory hint

Think of a vacuum cleaner that 'sucks' everything up because it’s not working properly.

Related words

Collocations with Sucks

  • sucks to be
  • sucks up
  • sucks at

Synonyms for Sucks

  • stinks
  • fails
  • disappoints
  • is terrible
  • is lousy

Opposites of Sucks

  • succeeds
  • excels
  • impresses

Common mistakes with Sucks

  • Used in formal contexts where it's inappropriate.
  • Confused with 'suck' as a noun rather than a verb.
  • Overusing it as a general complaint.

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Frequently asked questions about Sucks

What does Sucks mean?

is bad or unpleasant

What is the definition of Sucks?

To be of poor quality or disappointing.

How do you use Sucks in a sentence?

This movie really sucks!

Can you give another example of Sucks?

My job sucks, I need a change.

What are synonyms for Sucks?

Common alternatives include stinks, fails, disappoints, is terrible, is lousy.

What is the opposite of Sucks?

Opposite meanings include succeeds, excels, impresses.

What words go with Sucks?

It commonly pairs with sucks to be, sucks up, sucks at.

What are common mistakes when using Sucks?

Used in formal contexts where it's inappropriate. Confused with 'suck' as a noun rather than a verb. Overusing it as a general complaint.

How do you pronounce Sucks?

US: //sʌks//, UK: //sʌks//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Sucks formal or informal?

"Sucks" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Sucks?

Commonly used in casual conversation among friends. It is inappropriate for formal settings and can be considered rude.