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fixed

FIKST/fɪkst/

11 meanings of fixed

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  1. 1
    set (amount)adjective
    Set so it cannot change and stays the same.

    Like a rule that no one is allowed to change.

    The price is fixed, so everyone pays the same amount.

    We have a fixed number of seats, and no more can be added.

    UsageCommon in phrases like fixed price and fixed rate.

    Similarunchangeable, invariable, unalterable, immutable

    Oppositevariable

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  2. 2
    working againadjective
    Mended or put right, so it works again or is no longer a problem.

    Like a torn shirt that has been sewn back together.

    The broken bike is fixed, so we can ride it again.

    Is the heater fixed yet? It's cold in here.

    UsageSay get something fixed when someone else mends it for you.

  3. 3
    attachedadjective
    Firmly attached or held in one place so it does not move.

    Like a picture nailed to the wall so it doesn't fall.

    The shelf is fixed to the wall with strong screws.

    A small camera is fixed above the door.

    UsageSay a thing is fixed to a wall or fixed in place.

  4. 4
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of fix, as in "she fixed it," "it has been fixed," or "it will be fixed."

    She fixed the leaky faucet yesterday afternoon.

    They fixed the fence after the storm.

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  5. 5
    adjective
    Steady and not likely to change.

    Like a habit you keep doing the same way every day.

    He has fixed habits and rarely tries anything new.

    Their daily routine is fixed and comforting.

    Similarstable, steady, consistent, regular, permanent

    Oppositevolatile

fixed is a form of fix

fix, verb: To make something broken work properly again. Full entry

Forms
fixfixes he/she/itfixing -ing formfixed past tense, past participle
Spelling
fix → fixed: add -ed
Sound
The ending sounds like /t/.

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