leagued
SayLEEGD/liːɡd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of league.
The northern cities leagued to resist the emperor's new taxes.
He was leagued with smugglers along the rocky coast.
Note
A regular past form that keeps the silent -ue of league and simply adds -d. The verb works both with and without an object, so the participle often sits in a passive-looking phrase, as in were leagued with smugglers, that describes a standing alliance rather than a single act. That settled sense edges into an adjective, which is why it can even be graded: more leagued, most leagued.
leagued is a form of league
league, verb: To unite with others in a league or alliance, combining for mutual support. Full entry
- Spelling
- league → leagued: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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