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conditioned

conditioned

3.8
Physically fit because of regular exercise or training
  • adjective
  • /kənˈdɪʃənd/
translation icon : en forma
  • Regular workouts helped her stay conditioned, improving her performance in sports.

Examples

  • The athlete felt conditioned and ready to compete in the championship.

  • And someone being conditioned is better than before like because it's like if we're fresh, that's why we need we need this.

  • But I would be amazed if being in really good physical condition didn't work in my favor.

  • It's, I've always thought about this, that somebody that's in good condition physically.

  • But I was at my peak physical condition, I was recovering faster and so I'll probably say around that time I felt physically as dominant as.

  • But I was at my peak physical condition, I was recovering faster and so I'll probably say around that time I felt physically as dominant as.

  • He was in excellent conditioned after months of training for the marathon.

Synonyms

in condition
vsconditioned
1 3.0

Being fit and healthy because of regular exercise

is used as an adjective form rather than a phrasal expression
trained
vsconditioned
1.9

Able to do something well because of practice

focuses on physical fitness achieved by exercise rather than learned skills

Compounds

conditioned response
  • Specialized
3 4.8

A learned reaction to a signal, like a bell, that happens after the signal is often shown with something else

conditioned reflex
  • Specialized
1 5.3

An automatic response learned when a neutral sound or sign is repeatedly paired with something that naturally causes it

conditioned stimulus
  • Specialized
1 7.2

A thing that used to be neutral and now makes a learned response after being paired with a natural trigger

conditioned avoidance
  • Specialized
7.5

A learned action that lets a person or animal move away before something unpleasant happens

A learned action an animal or person does to avoid something bad after a warning signal

conditioned emotion
  • Specialized
7.7

An emotional reaction people learn when a neutral thing like a sound becomes linked with fear or pleasure

An emotional reaction you learn when something is often linked with a good or bad event

conditioned reaction
  • Specialized
5.0

A learned response that happens when a signal like a bell is paired with food many times

How Fit

athletic
267 2.8
conditioned
3.8
fit
91 1.0
unfit
13 3.0

Surface Forms

conditioned positive

Morphology

conditioned = condition (transparent) = condition + ed

Formed as the past-participle/adjectival -ed of the verb 'condition' meaning to train, so the meaning is directly inferable from the base and the suffix.

Etymology

Conditioned comes from the noun condition, which means a person's 'state' or situation. So if someone is conditioned by exercise, their body has been put into a strong, fit 'state' ready for activity.