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Use tripped in a sentence. 1  She tripped a step as we turned the corner, and came closer to my side. [ 2 9]. 3  With these words she shut her fan so abruptly, that it snapped loudly, and tripped on.se tripped in a sentence. 1  She tripped a step as we turned the corner, and came closer to my side. [ 2 9]. 3  With these words she shut her fan so abruptly, that it snapped loudly, and tripped on.
Example: âWatch out!â Similarly, a bare exclamation mark (with nothing before or after) is often used in warning signs. The mark can also be used at the beginning of a word instead of at the end. For example, several computer languages use ! for logical negation; e.g. !A means the logical negation of A, also called not A.