tinny

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    of very poor quality
    thin and metallic in sound; lacking resonance

Word Origin

tinny (adj.)
1550s, "of tin," from tin + -y (2). Used figuratively (of sounds, etc.) since 1877.

Example

1. They can be very tinny or huge !
2. Question by tinny : can I travel to malta with the sos passport ?
3. The calls on these services sound pretty good , a little tinny but clearer than my regular cell phone connection .
4. Many times tinny happiness can easily drown us , but we are so insensitive to neglect them .
5. The palace wizard was thin and tinny , and he had a long face .

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