tartine
- noun
- /tɑrˈtin/
- UK
- Her speech became a tartine when she repeated the same points over and over.
Examples
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I struggled to finish his email because it was just a tartine about minor details.
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The professor's lecture turned into a tartine that left the students bored and restless.
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His report was just a long tartine about his weekend.
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Can you believe her tartine lasted over an hour?
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The professor's lecture turned into a tartine that left the students bored and restless.
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I struggled to finish his email because it was just a tartine about minor details.
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Her speech became a tartine when she repeated the same points over and over.
Synonyms
Long confused speech or writing that is hard to follow
A long angry piece of writing or speech that criticizes something
Antonyms
How Tedious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tartine is also used informally to mean 'a long, boring piece of writing or speech'. A helpful way to remember this sense is to picture a very long slice of bread covered in words, so a 'tartine' can be a text that just goes on and on.