Synonyms for tapping
ˈtæp ɪŋtap·ping

Princeton's WordNet

1. tappingnoun

   the sound of light blow or knock

   "he heard the tapping of the man's cane"

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1. • Sound

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1. List of paraphrases for "tapping":

   wiretapping, eavesdropping

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1. Donald Trump:

   Just today I heard, just a little while ago, that Devin Nunes had a news conference, did you hear about this, where they have a lot of information on tapping. Did you hear about that? house intelligence chairman Devin Nunes told reporters, wow. Nunes said, so that means I'm right, Nunes said the surveillance appears to have been ... incidental collection, that does not appear to have been related to concerns over Russia.

2. Kim Jenson:

   If you’re thinking about borrowing from your 401(k) plan or any lending institution, be really strategic about your borrowing, understand why you think tapping into your 401(k) or borrowing money is important. Think about why you’re investing in your 401(k) in the first place. It’s because it’s a very efficient way to save for your retirement.

3. Salma Islam:

   We are tapping into as many decentralized renewable sources as possible, and not relying on just a central power grid, the way we see it, if we can do this right here in Bangladesh, you can actually do it anywhere.

4. Susan Love:

   It's hard to predict where spreads will be in two or three months' time and I think issuers in the US and Canada will be looking to other markets or other types of issuance, i think for EDC, we will try to stay consistent with our past practices but will also look at tapping other markets if there's demand. I do think it's a possibility we would look at issuing in other currencies.

5. Bakari Kitwana:

   There's definitely an evolution going on with Beyoncé. It shows you how smart she is. She's tapping into the same consumer culture that shes always tapped into but shes doing it with some political overtones.