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internetted

USIN-tur-net-uhd/ˈɪntɚˌnɛtəd/UKIN-tuh-net-id/ˈɪntənɛtɪd/

4 meanings of internetted

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Joined to the Internet, or able to get online.

    Like a phone that can reach the whole world: here, the thing can reach the Internet.

    Every room in the hotel is internetted, so guests can work from bed.

    The newly internetted village finally got reliable online access.

    Similarconnected, online, wired

    Oppositeoffline, unconnected, disconnected

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  2. 2
    adjective
    Linked or woven together to make a network.

    Like threads in a net, all tied to each other.

    The internetted roots of the old trees held the hillside in place.

    Their daily routines were so internetted that one change upset everyone.

    Similarinterwoven

    Oppositeunconnected, isolated, separate

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  3. 3
    adjective
    Joined into a computer network.

    Like classrooms joined by hallways, so people can move between them.

    All the office computers are internetted, so files move between them easily.

    Once the lab machines were internetted, the team shared results instantly.

    Similarnetworked, connected, interconnected, linked

    Oppositeoffline, standalone, unconnected

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  4. 4
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of internet. Use this form when the linking already happened.

    The company internetted all its branch offices last year.

    They internetted the two schools so the kids could share lessons.

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internetted is a form of internet

internet, verb: To go on the internet, especially to look something up. Full entry

Forms
internetinternets he/she/itinternetting -ing forminternetted past tense, past participle
Spelling
internet → internetted: double the t, add -ed

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Origins

Meanings 2, 4

The adjective comes from inter- ('among, between') plus netted ('forming a network'). The verb comes from 'internet' plus -ed.

Meanings 1, 3

From 'internet' plus -ed.