# shipped

Pronunciation: say "SHIPT" /ʃɪpt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of ship. — simple past and past participle of ship
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of ship. Use this form for sending goods that already happened.
   - _The factory shipped thousands of units before the holiday rush._
   - _Her paintings were shipped across the country for the exhibition._

## Adjective

2. Loaded aboard a ship or other conveyance and forming part of its cargo.
   - Simple: Loaded onto a ship or other vehicle as part of the cargo.
   - _The shipped freight rode below deck for the entire Atlantic crossing._
   - _Inspectors counted the shipped pallets stowed in the vessel's hold._
3. Present aboard a ship in the capacity of a passenger rather than as crew or cargo.
   - Simple: On a ship as a passenger, not as crew or cargo.
   - _The shipped guests dined together each evening during the crossing._
   - _Officers kept a list of every shipped passenger boarding at the port._
4. Supplied or equipped with a ship or ships.
   - Simple: Having one or more ships of its own.
   - _The heavily shipped republic dominated trade throughout the region._
   - _A nation kept strong and well shipped rarely feared invasion by sea._

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