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UK//tɪkt//US//tɪkt//

Meaning of Ticked

To mark something as done or to feel annoyed.

Ticked in a sentence

  • I ticked all the items on my list.
  • He ticked off the tasks one by one.
  • She was ticked about the delay in her project.
  • Make sure to get the contract ticked before submission.
  • I cannot believe he ticked off his friend like that!

How to use Ticked

Use 'ticked' when marking tasks as completed. In informal contexts, it can also mean feeling irritated.

Grammar pattern

ticked + object

Memory hint

Imagine a check mark ticking off completed tasks.

Related words

Collocations with Ticked

  • ticked off
  • ticked mark
  • ticked items
  • ticked box

Synonyms for Ticked

  • checked
  • marked
  • completed
  • irritated

Opposites of Ticked

  • unticked
  • unchecked

Common mistakes with Ticked

  • Confused with 'ticked off' which means annoyed.
  • 'Ticked' is often incorrectly used as a noun.

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Frequently asked questions about Ticked

What does Ticked mean?

To mark something as done or to feel annoyed.

How do you use Ticked in a sentence?

I ticked all the items on my list.

Can you give another example of Ticked?

He ticked off the tasks one by one.

What are synonyms for Ticked?

Common alternatives include checked, marked, completed, irritated.

What is the opposite of Ticked?

Opposite meanings include unticked, unchecked.

What words go with Ticked?

It commonly pairs with ticked off, ticked mark, ticked items, ticked box.

What are common mistakes when using Ticked?

Confused with 'ticked off' which means annoyed. 'Ticked' is often incorrectly used as a noun.

How do you pronounce Ticked?

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

When should I use Ticked?

Use 'ticked' when marking tasks as completed. In informal contexts, it can also mean feeling irritated.