100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "twig"

Definition

A "twig" is a small, thin branch or division of a branch, typically found on a tree or shrub. It can also refer to a small, slender, or weak person or thing, often used metaphorically.

Synonyms

• Stick
• Branch
• Shoot
• Sprig
• Limb
• Bough

Antonyms

• Trunk
• Stump
• Root

Examples

1. I twig the changes in her behavior immediately.
2. He didn’t twig to the fact that she was upset.
3. As soon as the teacher explained the concept, I began to twig it.
4. She could never twig his hidden intentions.
5. It took him a while to twig the joke.
6. Once I saw the evidence, I finally twigged the whole situation.
7. I didn’t twig that we had a meeting scheduled for today.
8. He was slow to twig the connection between the two events.
9. When she mentioned the book, I finally twigged where I had heard it before.
10. I could see that she didn’t twig my sarcasm.
11. After the explanation, he started to twig how the puzzle pieces fit together.
12. They didn’t twig the warning signs until it was too late.
13. I had to explain it multiple times before they could twig the idea.
14. She managed to twig the underlying issue within minutes.
15. It took a moment for him to twig the meaning of the phrase.
16. I didn’t twig the significance of that date until later.
17. The kids didn’t twig that they were being watched.
18. After thinking it over, I twigged the answer.
19. He finally twigged that she was trying to help him.
20. I couldn’t quite twig what was off about the situation.
21. She began to twig that he was lying to her.
22. It took a long time for him to twig the point of the lesson.
23. I didn’t twig how serious he was until he left.
24. Once I saw the results, I could easily twig the problem.
25. They were slow to twig the changes in the environment.
26. She quickly twigged the inconsistency in his story.
27. I didn’t twig the reference until I read the book myself.
28. It took a while, but I finally twigged the cultural reference.
29. He couldn't quite twig the irony in her statement.
30. After asking a few questions, I began to twig what was happening.
31. She still didn’t twig the hidden message in the song.
32. I managed to twig the game rules after a few minutes.
33. It was hard for them to twig the deeper meaning behind the art.
34. He finally twigged that he was being set up.
35. I had to point it out before they could twig the mistake.
36. She didn't twig the significance of his words until later.
37. I can’t believe it took me so long to twig that!
38. He was too distracted to twig the obvious clues.
39. I finally twigged the reason for his strange behavior.
40. She didn't twig that it was all a prank at first.
41. It took a conversation for him to twig the situation.
42. I had to explain the joke before they could twig it.
43. She began to twig the pattern in his arguments.
44. It took him a moment to twig that everyone was laughing at him.
45. Once I read the context, I could easily twig the meaning.
46. He didn't twig the danger he was in.
47. Sometimes, it takes a while to twig what’s really happening.
48. She was quick to twig the flaws in his logic.
49. I didn’t twig how much time had passed.
50. He needed more clues to twig the mystery.
51. After a second look, I finally twigged the answer.
52. She couldn’t twig why he was acting so strangely.
53. I was surprised that he didn’t twig the obvious solution.
54. It took a while, but we finally twigged the theme of the project.
55. She didn’t twig that he was joking at first.
56. Once I saw the data, I could twig the trend.
57. He finally twigged that he had been misled.
58. I couldn't twig the connection until someone pointed it out.
59. After some thought, I began to twig what he meant.
60. She didn’t twig that she had been invited to a surprise party.
61. I had to twig the significance of her silence.
62. He couldn't twig that it was a trick question.
63. It took a few hints for him to twig the answer.
64. She was able to twig the error in the code quickly.
65. I can’t believe they didn’t twig the change in schedule!
66. He couldn’t twig the fact that everyone was avoiding him.
67. I thought I had explained it clearly, but he still didn’t twig.
68. It was hard to twig the joke without the context.
69. Once I saw the film, I could twig the references easily.
70. She finally twigged that he was flirting with her.
71. I couldn’t twig the reason for his sudden change in attitude.
72. He was slow to twig the importance of teamwork.
73. After some discussion, they began to twig the concept.
74. I had to read the chapter twice to twig the main idea.
75. She was too tired to twig the details.
76. I didn’t twig the joke until everyone else was laughing.
77. He finally twigged the pattern after several tries.
78. I managed to twig the underlying message after some thought.
79. She didn’t twig the implications of her actions.
80. It took a while, but I finally twigged the significance of the gift.
81. He needed a few more clues to twig the mystery.
82. After reviewing, I could easily twig the errors in the report.
83. I was surprised he didn’t twig the connection sooner.
84. She finally twigged why her friend was upset.
85. It took me a minute to twig the sarcasm in his tone.
86. He couldn’t twig the situation until it was too late.
87. I didn’t twig the rumor until I heard it from multiple sources.
88. After a discussion, he began to twig the complexities of the topic.
89. She was quick to twig the advantages of the proposal.
90. It took me a while to twig the meaning behind her words.
91. I finally twigged the solution after brainstorming ideas.
92. He was able to twig the mistakes in the calculations.
93. I didn’t twig how much effort she had put into the project.
94. After discussing it, I began to twig the concept.
95. He needed help to twig the more difficult questions.
96. She didn’t twig that he was being sarcastic.
97. It was hard to twig the changes with so much going on.
98. I was amazed that they didn’t twig the obvious solution.
99. He finally twigged the importance of being prepared.
100. I had to think hard to twig the underlying message of the story.