Clockmaker

Pronunciation: /klɑkˌmeɪkər/

Definitions of clockmaker

noun a person who makes or repairs clocks

Example Sentences

A1 The clockmaker fixed my broken clock.

A2 The clockmaker has been repairing clocks for over 20 years.

B1 The clockmaker carefully crafted each intricate piece of the clock.

B2 The clockmaker's workshop was filled with various tools and parts for clock repairs.

C1 The clockmaker's reputation as a master craftsman is well-known in the industry.

C2 The clockmaker's precision and attention to detail set him apart from other artisans.

Examples of clockmaker in a Sentence

formal The clockmaker meticulously crafted each intricate gear by hand.

informal My uncle is a talented clockmaker who can fix any old clock you bring him.

slang I heard that new clockmaker in town is the real deal.

figurative As a clockmaker of memories, she carefully pieced together each moment to create a beautiful life story.

Grammatical Forms of clockmaker

• plural: clockmakers
• comparative: more clockmaker
• superlative: most clockmaker
• present tense: clockmaker
• future tense: will clockmaker
• perfect tense: have clockmaker
• continuous tense: is clockmaking
• singular: clockmaker
• positive degree: clockmaker
• infinitive: to clockmaker
• gerund: clockmaking
• participle: clockmaking

Origin and Evolution of clockmaker

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'clockmaker' originated from the combination of 'clock' and 'maker', referring to a person who makes or repairs clocks.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'clockmaker' has come to encompass not only those who make or repair clocks, but also those who design and innovate in the field of horology.