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UK//ðæt stɪks//US//ðæt stɪks//

Meaning of That sticks

Refers to something that remains in place or is memorable.

In simple words: Something that remains attached or is difficult to remove.

That sticks in a sentence

  • That really sticks with me, even years later.
  • Her advice was something that sticks, I think about it often.
  • It's an idea that sticks in your mind once you hear it.
  • That movie has a way of being a story that sticks.
  • Some lessons just stick; it's hard to forget them.

How to use That sticks

Use in informal conversations. It's often a metaphor for ideas or memories that are hard to forget. Be cautious using it in professional settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a sticky note that you can't remove from your desk.

Related words

Collocations with That sticks

  • that really sticks
  • something that sticks
  • an idea that sticks
  • a memory that sticks
  • a thought that sticks

Synonyms for That sticks

Common mistakes with That sticks

  • Confused with 'that stick' referring to a physical object.
  • Used incorrectly in formal writing where it may sound too casual.

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Frequently asked questions about That sticks

What does That sticks mean?

Something that remains attached or is difficult to remove.

What is the definition of That sticks?

Refers to something that remains in place or is memorable.

How do you use That sticks in a sentence?

That really sticks with me, even years later.

Can you give another example of That sticks?

Her advice was something that sticks, I think about it often.

What are synonyms for That sticks?

Common alternatives include remains, persists, lingers, stays, endures.

What words go with That sticks?

It commonly pairs with that really sticks, something that sticks, an idea that sticks, a memory that sticks, a thought that sticks.

What are common mistakes when using That sticks?

Confused with 'that stick' referring to a physical object. Used incorrectly in formal writing where it may sound too casual.

How do you pronounce That sticks?

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

When should I use That sticks?

Use in informal conversations. It's often a metaphor for ideas or memories that are hard to forget. Be cautious using it in professional settings.