# beamed

Pronunciation: say "BEEMD" /biːmd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of beam. — simple past and past participle of beam
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of beam. Use it for something that already happened.
   - _He beamed proudly as his daughter accepted the award._
   - _The signal was beamed to satellites circling the planet._

## Adjective

2. Fitted with beams or heavy timbers as part of its structure.
   - Simple: Built with wooden beams across the ceiling or holding up the roof.
   - _Visitors admired the beamed hall of the medieval manor._
   - _The architect kept the beamed framing visible during the renovation._
3. Furnished with antlers, said of a stag, the beam being the main shaft of each antler.
   - Simple: Having antlers growing from its head, as a male deer.
   - _The finely beamed stag carried a broad spread of antlers above the brush._
   - _Foresters noted the heavily beamed deer grazing in the clearing._

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