padded
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- adjective
- /ˈpædɪd/
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- She chose a padded envelope to ensure her fragile items were protected during shipping.
OK, so this is a padded winter jacket.
- OK, so this is a padded winter jacket.
- And we'll do kind of padded top.
Examples
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So these two items, they're made of leather with suede padded humps on them.
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The sofa has a padded seat, making it much more comfortable to sit on.
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OK, so this is a padded winter jacket.
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Camping, travel, put your dog in it for a nice, comfortable, super soft, well padded dog bed.
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And the belt there is really padded and supported back and front by straps.
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They've got actual padded foam inside.
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It's also got padded shoulders, which I don't think you can really tell.
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Next came a padded vest that would be worn on top of the soldiers tunic.
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Beggars' clothing is nearly always marked as rural and traditional: padded, layered, and bulky, even in summer.
Academic text (2009) -
We've covered our board with some material that's slightly padded and we've dyed A covering cotton fabric.
Synonyms
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3.8
Furniture with very thick soft padding that feels full and comfortable
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Very soft and thick to touch, making it comfortable to sit or lie on
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Soft and comfortable because it has cushions or soft padding
With soft padding that makes it more comfortable and absorbs shocks
Filled with something inside, often for cooking or as a toy
Antonyms
Compounds
How Padded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word padded comes from the word pad, which means a 'soft piece of cloth or a small cushion' used to protect or make things comfortable. So padded simply means 'filled with or covered by soft material' to make something warmer, safer, or more comfortable.