housed

USHOWZD/haʊzd/

2 meanings of housed

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of house. Use this form for something that happened before now.
The shelter housed many families during the cold winter.
The animals were housed in a warm barn overnight.
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2
adjective
Kept inside or covered by a building, case, or shelter.
Like a turtle safe inside its shell instead of out in the open.
Everyone in the village was properly housed before the cold arrived.
The housed animals stayed safe and dry during the storm.
Similarsheltered, enclosed
Oppositehomeless, unhoused

housed is a form of house

house, verb: To keep or store something inside a building or container. Full entry

Forms: househouses he/she/ithousing -ing formhoused past tense, past participle
Spelling: house → housed: add -d

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