floored
- adjective
- /flɔrd/
- The architect designed a beautiful hall that was floored with polished hardwood.
Examples
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After months of construction, the community center was floored and ready for its grand opening.
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The new office building is finally floored, providing a comfortable space for employees to work.
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All the rooms in the house were floored with polished tiles.
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The newly renovated basement is now fully floored with hardwood.
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We decided to buy a floored tent for extra comfort during camping trips.
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The new office is completely floored with hardwood.
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Is the basement floored yet?
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Morphology
floored = floor (transparent) = floor + ed
A straightforward past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'floor' meaning 'provided with a floor'.
Etymology
Floored comes from the simple word floor, which means 'the surface you walk on'. So when a room is floored, it is 'covered with a floor' and ready to walk on.