tweeting
Tweeting (noun) means the activity of posting messages on Twitter/X. Example: “His constant tweeting during meetings annoyed his colleagues.”
How to use tweeting
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of tweeting — either a bird chirping or someone posting on Twitter/X.
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tweetings plural
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Frequently asked questions
What does “tweeting” mean?
The word “tweeting” means the activity of posting messages on Twitter/X. In plain terms, the act of tweeting — either a bird chirping or someone posting on Twitter/X.
How do you use “tweeting” in a sentence?
Here is “tweeting” used in a sentence: “His constant tweeting during meetings annoyed his colleagues.”
What part of speech is “tweeting”?
“Tweeting” is a noun.
Is “tweeting” a common word?
“Tweeting” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “tweeting” have?
“Tweeting” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: the activity of posting messages on Twitter/X.
Is tweeting still the correct term now that Twitter is called X?
Tweeting refers to the activity of posting messages on Twitter/X, and the term remains widely used in everyday speech even after the platform's rebrand. Usage has been slow to shift because the verb became so embedded in common language.
Does tweeting only refer to social media posts?
No, tweeting can also describe a high-pitched chirping sound, such as that made by a small bird. Context usually makes clear whether the word refers to the social media activity or the literal bird sound.
Is tweeting a formal or informal term?
Tweeting is informal and conversational, fitting for everyday speech or casual writing about social media activity. More formal writing would typically use a phrase like posting on X or Twitter instead.