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surveyed

verb
USsur-VAYD/sɚˈveɪd/UKsuh-VAYD/səˈveɪd/

1 meaning of surveyed

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  1. 1
    verb
    Simple past and past participle of survey.

    The geologists surveyed the valley floor for signs of mineral deposits.

    Residents were surveyed about their commuting habits over a two-week period.

    Note

    One regular spelling does the work of both past forms. The y of survey stays before -ed because a vowel comes before it, unlike carry and carried. As a participle it forms the perfect (have surveyed) and the passive. In the passive, the subject shows which meaning is intended: a coast or a tract of land is surveyed when it is measured, while people are surveyed when they are asked questions.

surveyed is a form of survey

survey, verb: To investigate the opinions or experiences of people by asking them questions, as by administering a questionnaire. Full entry

Forms
surveysurveys he/she/itsurveying -ing formsurveyed past tense, past participle
Spelling
survey → surveyed: add -ed

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