Synonyms for ding
dɪŋding

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1. dingnoun

   a ringing sound

   Synonyms:
   dent, nick, gouge

2. dent, ding, gouge, nickverb

   an impression in a surface (as made by a blow)

   Synonyms:
   dent, gouge, slit, incision, prick, snick, scratch, nick, notch

3. ding, dong, dingdongverb

   go `ding dong', like a bell

   Synonyms:
   dingdong, dong

Matched Categories

1. • Ring
   • Sound

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "ding":

   ting, d, deng, dieng, thing, ding-dong, kenneth, jeong

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1. List of known nicknames for "Ding":

   Định phi Vạn Lưu Ha thị, Vạn Lưu Ha A Linh Bảo, Hoàng Khảo Định phi

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How to use ding in a sentence?

1. Corey Lewandowski:

   Ding dong the witch is dead.

2. Savita Subramanian:

   Transparency is paramount, if you don't provide transparency, investors will assume the worst and ding you for it.

3. Trey Taylor:

   What's nice about our rivers and systems is that could be 24/7 power, not to ding wind or solar, but the wind doesn't always blow and the sun doesn't always shine. But river currents, depending on the river, could be 24/7.

4. Erica Edwards:

   We’re all guilty of it. I was definitely guilty of it. I was always on my phone, picking it up at every ding.

5. Leah Brogan:

   We know that exposure through the media – which can happen across many different outlets, with the swipe of a finger or a ding on your phone – to some type of traumatic event can result in someone experiencing an acute stress reaction and can trigger underlying post-traumatic stress they may have from something else, so certainly, that constant exposure can be escalating and activating people even when they don’t experience something directly.