Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tack-on
verb
/ˈtækˌɒn/
Definition
To add something to an existing entity or process, typically in a way that may seem extraneous or unnecessary.
Examples
- She decided to tack-on a few additional features to the software program.
- The company will tack-on a small fee for late submissions.
- We can tack-on a short meeting after the main event.
Meaning
The term suggests the action of attaching or adding something to another thing, often without it being a core part or essential to the original.
Synonyms
- add
- append
- attach
- include
