tackled
SayTAK-uhld/ˈtækəld/
- 1Past tense and past participle of tackle. Use this form for something that already happened.
She tackled the runner before he reached the line.
They tackled the messy garage over the weekend.
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- 2Brought down to the ground by another player or person.
The tackled player stayed down for a minute before standing up.
Medics rushed onto the field to check the tackled runner.
Similardowned
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- 3Dealt with as a problem or job that needed solving.
Each tackled problem was crossed off the team's list.
The tackled task felt much easier once it was done.
Oppositeunaddressed
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- 4Made from ropes joined together with cords and pulleys.
The tackled rigging held firm through the storm.
Sailors hauled on the tackled lines to raise the sail.
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tackled is a form of tackle
tackle, verb: To start dealing with a hard problem or job and try to solve it. Full entry
- Spelling
- tackle → tackled: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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