clocklike
- adjective
- /ˈklɒklaɪk/
- She wore a pendant with a clocklike design, complete with tiny hands and numbers.
Examples
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The robot's face was oddly clocklike, with dials where eyes should be.
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The large clocklike face of the building was adorned with Roman numerals.
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The building's clocklike windows gave it a unique and recognizable appearance.
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The clocklike design of the building caught my eye.
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She wore a clocklike pendant that resembled an antique timepiece.
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He admired her clocklike watch, which had intricate gears and a glass cover.
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The clocklike design of the wall art featured a round shape with detailed hour markings.
How Clocklike
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Etymology
Clocklike comes from clock and the part -like, and because clocks have a round 'face' and moving 'hands' the word can mean 'like a clock' in shape or look.