# decked

Pronunciation: say "DEKT" /dɛkt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of deck. — simple past and past participle of deck
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of deck. Use this form for the past, or after "have" or "was."
   - _Volunteers decked the town square with lanterns for the festival._
   - _The old hall was decked in ivy and holly every winter._

## Adjective

2. Decorated or adorned, with ornamental details added to make it more striking.
   - Simple: Made to look nice with added decorations.
   - _The decked corridors of the old manor impressed every visitor._
   - _A lavishly decked altar stood at the front of the chapel._
3. Built or fitted with a stated number or type of decks.
   - Simple: Having a set number or kind of decks, like on a ship or bus.
   - _Fishermen preferred a decked vessel for working in rough seas._
   - _The city introduced double-decked trams to ease the crowding._

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