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autographed

autographed

3.6
Having the signature of its author or a famous person
  • adjective
  • /ˈɔtəˌgræftɪd/
: autografiado
  • The bookstore sold out of the autographed editions of the author's new novel.

And, and, you know, I'd sent him an autographed copy, but he didn't read it.

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Examples

  • Here's an autographed copy of my book.

  • I was thrilled when I received this autographed baseball from my favorite player.

  • All right, Get out the album autographed by your brother.

  • And, and, you know, I'd sent him an autographed copy, but he didn't read it.

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  • And, and it's autographed by Noah Synergard from the New York Mets.

  • Now I have this prized possession, which is my autographed picture of Norm Abram, who obviously is the GOAT.

  • She proudly displayed the autographed poster from the concert on her wall.

Synonyms

signed
vsautographed
1.8

Marked with a person's handwritten or electronic signature

is specifically a signature from the author or a notable person
inscribed
vsautographed
5.1

Written or carved on a surface like a stone

is the specific signature made by the author or a notable person

Antonyms

unsigned
16 3.9

Without a written name or mark that shows who made it

How Valuable

autographed
3.6
souvenir
145 2.3

Surface Forms

autographed positive

Morphology

autographed = autograph (transparent) = autograph + ed

Standard past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'autograph' meaning 'having a signature'.

Etymology

Autographed comes from the Greek parts auto- ('self') and -graph ('write'), so it literally means 'self-written'. So an autographed baseball or photo is one that the person themselves has written or signed, which is why we value it as their own mark.