timed
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- 1Simple past and past participle of time. Use this form for something you measured or planned earlier.
She timed the race with her phone.
The teacher timed how long the test took.
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- 2Set to happen at a chosen moment or time.
Like an alarm clock that rings at the exact minute you set.
The timed fireworks went off exactly at midnight.
We bought tickets for a timed entry to the museum.
Similarscheduled
- 3Controlled by a set amount of time, like a test with a time limit.
Like a board game where you must move before the buzzer sounds.
The timed test gave students exactly one hour to finish.
We did a timed run to see how fast the new car was.
Oppositeuntimed
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timed is a form of time
time, verb: To measure how long something takes. Full entry
- Spelling
- time → timed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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