seasoned
- 1Flavored with salt, herbs, or spices, not left plain.
Like soup that has salt and herbs added, instead of being plain water.
The seasoned broth had a warm, savory taste.
She poured the seasoned sauce over the rice.
Oppositebland, unseasoned
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- 2Having a lot of experience in a job or activity.
Like a cook who has made the same dish hundreds of times.
A seasoned teacher knows how to calm a noisy classroom.
After many tournaments, she felt seasoned enough to coach others.
Similarexperienced, veteran, practiced, expert, skilled
Oppositeinexperienced, green, raw, untried
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- 3Simple past and past participle of season. Use this form for something that already happened.
She seasoned the stew with thyme and pepper.
They seasoned the meat before grilling it.
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seasoned is a form of season
season, verb: To add salt, herbs, or spices to food to give it more taste. Full entry
- Spelling
- season → seasoned: add -ed
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