summited
- 1Simple past and past participle of summit.
The expedition summited the north face in record time.
Few have summited that peak without supplemental oxygen.
Note
A regular verb built from the noun, so one form serves as both past and participle: they summited at dawn; the peak has been summited. Climbers use it with an object or without one, and in that sense it is informal. A second, diplomatic use means attending a summit meeting and takes no object. The same spelling also serves the adjective "having a peak".
- 2Having a summit or highest point, as a mountain or ridge does.
The summited ridgeline dominated the valley below.
Early surveyors sketched a twin-summited peak rising above the glacier.
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summited is a form of summit
summit, verb: To reach the highest point of a mountain by climbing it. Full entry
- Spelling
- summit → summited: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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