"Tautened" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Tautened" Meaning

Tautened is the past tense of the verb "to tauten", which means:

To make or become tightened; to tighten or make something tighter.
To make something firm or compact.
To become more secure, firm or stable.

Example: The tightrope walker had to tauten the wire before stepping on it.

It is an archaic or obsolete word in modern English.

"Tautened" Examples

Examples of "tautened"

Example 1

The tightrope walker had a hard time doing the tight rope because of the strong gust of winds which caused the rope to become tautened.

Example 2

In the disco hall, the DJ carefully kept his tautened wire rap beats that attracted everyone's attention.

Example 3

A lot of pianists make music more expressive with a tautened or slackened technique to hit the right notes.

Example 4

However, in some cases, these extremely tight items result in a permanent tautened issue that remains even with the most thorough care for a long time.

Example 5

Buying that extremely tight-fitting swimsuit made her feel uncomfortable at first, then her body gradually got used to the feeling that was not habituated, becoming more accustomed to the undertones of a very tautened suit that she preferred now.