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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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Tricked-out
Consider the following sentence:
"He was sitting on the hood of a tricked-out 1969 Road Runner car."
Does 'tricked-out' mean the opposite of 'pristine'?
(And is it a commonly used term?)
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Christine Christie Does 'tricked-out' mean the opposite of 'pristine'? No. pristine is very clean, and tricked-out doesn't mean dirty.
- Christine Christie Does 'tricked-out' mean the opposite of 'pristine'?
- No.
- pristine is very clean, and tricked-out doesn't mean dirty.
- tricked-out means decorated, excessively customized.
- The car probably has a lot of added gadgets.
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Christine ChristieDoes 'tricked-out' mean the opposite of 'pristine'?
No. pristine is very clean, and tricked-out doesn't mean dirty.
tricked-out means decorated, excessively customized. The car probably has a lot of added gadgets.
Christine Christieis it a commonly used term?
It's reas
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