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analyzed

analyzed

3.9
Examined carefully to show its smaller parts and meaning
  • adjective
  • /əˈnælɪzd/
  • US
translation icon : analizado
  • The data set was thoroughly analyzed to determine the factors influencing the results.

Guitar, piano could all become slightly more analyzed.

Examples

  • The scientist carefully analyzed the results to draw accurate conclusions.

  • After the experiment, the samples were analyzed for any chemical changes.

  • It is highly modernized and highly chemical analyzed, biologically analyzed.

Synonyms

to analyze
vsanalyzed
  • US
675 3.2

To study something carefully to understand it better

is the same action but expressed as a completed or past form
to dissect
vsanalyzed
43 5.5

To study something closely by breaking it into parts, for example a text or idea

is more about systematic scientific examination than only literal splitting

Antonyms

9 4.3

Not checked or thought about carefully

Not examined in detail for study

How Thorough

analyzed
  • US
3.9
superficial
94 5.6
unexamined
9 4.3

Surface Forms

analyzed positive

Morphology

analyzed = analyze (transparent) = analyze + ed

Standard past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'analyze'; the meaning is directly derived from the verb.

Etymology

Analyzed comes from Greek parts ana- 'up' or 'apart' and lysis 'loosening'. Imagine taking a machine apart to see how each piece works, so to analyze something is to break it down and study it closely.