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Racket/Racquet
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Racket vs. Racquet
Racket
/ˈrækət/
A loud and unpleasant noise, or a scheme for making money, often illegal or dishonest
Examples:
Synonyms:
noise
clamor
commotion
uproar
scheme
Antonyms:
silence
order
quiet
Racquet
/ˈrækɪt/
A tool with a handle and a round or oval frame with strings, used to hit a ball in sports like tennis.
Examples:
Synonyms:
bat
paddle
Antonyms:
This word has no antonyms
Ways to tell them apart:
Racket
has a broader meaning and can refer to a loud noise or an illegal business.
Racquet
specifically refers to the equipment used in sports such as tennis, squash, or badminton.
When you
re talking about sports equipment, remember
racquet' sports like tennis and squash.
If discussing noise or uproar,
racket
is the term to use.
Both words are pronounced the same way, but
racquet
is less commonly used than
racket
in general contexts.
When to use racket:
When to use racquet:
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