manufactured
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2.1
- adjective
- /ˈmænəˌfækʧərd/
- Now, while there had been an increase in imports of manufactured goods, manufactured exports were rising even faster.
- Manufactured Housing
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Watch on YouTubeYou know, you have plant based manufactured fibers like rayon and acetate.
- You know, you have plant based manufactured fibers like rayon and acetate.
- They are a highly processed manufactured ingredient, right?
- Wow, Tesla blew it out of the park with manufactured vehicles in China.
- Now many people, and I may anger some people by saying this, MCT oil, if manufactured properly, is quite expensive.
- Now, while there had been an increase in imports of manufactured goods, manufactured exports were rising even faster.
- So that means these replicants that are manufactured human beings have a could have a soul.
Examples
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A state specialized in manufactured goods now competing with China.
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So let's take a standard manufactured PCI Express connector.
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Wow, Tesla blew it out of the park with manufactured vehicles in China.
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You know, you have plant based manufactured fibers like rayon and acetate.
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Many consumers prefer manufactured products because they are often more affordable than handmade items.
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The factory is known for producing high-quality manufactured goods at a rapid pace.
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Technological advancements have led to an increase in manufactured items being used in everyday life.
Synonyms
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3.6
Made by people rather than by nature, often as a copy of something natural
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1.0
A thing produced in a factory rather than by hand
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3.4
Made by people rather than happening in nature
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2.3
People buy it in a shop or store instead of making it at home
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3.8
Made in large numbers in factories rather than by hand
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3.1
Made by a machine rather than by hand
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3.1
Made by machines in large numbers rather than by hand
Antonyms
Compounds
How Manufactured
Surface Forms
Morphology
manufactured = manufacture (transparent) = manufacture + ed
The adjective is a standard past-participial/adjectival formation from the verb 'manufacture' and directly conveys 'made by industrial processes'.
Etymology
Manufactured comes from Latin parts manu- meaning 'hand' and -facere meaning 'to make'. It once meant 'made by hand', but today it usually means 'made in factories' by machines, so manufactured things are produced in factories rather than made by hand.