themed
SayTHEEMD/θiːmd/
- 1Built around one main idea or subject, so all the parts match.
Like a party where the food, games, and decorations all match one idea.
The kids enjoyed a themed party with pirate costumes and treasure maps.
Each room in the hotel is themed differently, from beach to forest.
Note
- 2Simple past and past participle of theme. Use this form for giving something a main idea, done in the past.
They themed the whole event around outer space.
She themed her blog to focus on healthy cooking.
Note
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themed is a form of theme
theme, verb: To give something a main idea or subject that ties it together. Full entry
- Spelling
- theme → themed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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Origin
This word comes from "theme" plus the ending "-ed".