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tightrope

[tait-rohp]

tightrope Definition

a tightly stretched rope or wire on which acrobats perform high above the ground.

Using tightrope: Examples

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

  • Example

    The acrobat walked across the tightrope with ease.

  • Example

    She performed a daring stunt on the tightrope.

  • Example

    The circus performer fell off the tightrope and injured himself.

tightrope Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tightrope

Phrases with tightrope

  • to be in a situation where one must balance between two difficult choices or positions

    Example

    The CEO is walking a tightrope between keeping shareholders happy and maintaining employee morale.

  • in a precarious or risky situation

    Example

    The company is on a tightrope financially, and any misstep could lead to bankruptcy.

  • a difficult or delicate balancing act

    Example

    Managing a team of diverse personalities can be a tightrope act.

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Summary: tightrope in Brief

A 'tightrope' [tait-rohp] is a tautly stretched rope or wire used by acrobats to perform high above the ground. It is also used in phrases like 'walk a tightrope,' meaning to balance between two difficult choices, and 'on a tightrope,' meaning in a precarious situation.