clockface

[klɒkfeɪs]

clockface Definition

the surface of a clock that shows the time, usually marked with numbers or symbols for the hours and minutes.

Using clockface: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "clockface" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The clockface on the wall was easy to read.

  • Example

    The clockface had Roman numerals.

  • Example

    The clockface was illuminated in the dark.

clockface Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for clockface

Phrases with clockface

  • round the clock

    all day and all night without stopping

    Example

    The hospital staff worked round the clock to care for the patients.

  • against the clock

    in a race against time, with a deadline approaching

    Example

    We're working against the clock to finish the project before the end of the week.

  • very clean and tidy

    Example

    She kept her house clean as a whistle, with everything in its place.

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Summary: clockface in Brief

A 'clockface' [klɒkfeɪs] is the surface of a clock that displays the time, typically marked with numbers or symbols for the hours and minutes. It can be found on various types of clocks, from wall clocks to wristwatches. Phrases like 'round the clock' and 'against the clock' use 'clock' to denote time, while 'clean as a whistle' describes something very clean and tidy.