to racket
- verb
- /ˈrækɪt/
- She racketed a winning shot to claim the last point.
Examples
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He racketed the ball across the net with surprising force.
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She racketed the shuttlecock perfectly.
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Players racket serves at high speeds during professional matches.
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He rackets the ball over the net.
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He racketed the tennis ball back and forth with his partner during practice.
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During the tournament, she racketed the shuttlecock over the net with great accuracy.
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After the serve, he racketed the ball with a powerful swing.
Synonyms
To strike a ball with a bat or racket in a sport
To hit a ball hard so it goes far
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
A light, long-handled frame with strings used to hit the shuttlecock in badminton
A light piece of sports equipment with a long handle and a small oval head used to play squash
Surface Forms
Etymology
Racket as a verb meaning 'to hit a ball with a racket' comes from the sports noun, so to racket is to strike the ball with your racket during play.