placed
- adjective
- /pleɪst/
- The trophy is prominently placed on the mantelpiece for everyone to see.
Whereas this poem is one that's firmly placed in England, my dad's country.
- Whereas this poem is one that's firmly placed in England, my dad's country.
Examples
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Hermes were small statues placed at crossroads and beside doorways.
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It's just great for getting the shadow placed in the right spot.
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The sword of justice is ill placed in the hands of an angry man.
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We have our piece of copper placed on top of the pie.
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And those asterisks are placed in set type, OK?
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The armhole should be placed closer to me about about here.
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And then you've got a screen placed a distance F behind the lens.
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I've heard it's actually really bad to have mirrors placed like facing your bed too.
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Whereas this poem is one that's firmly placed in England, my dad's country.
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This feels like it's plastic Braille that's been placed over cardboard.
Synonyms
Located in a particular place or position
Still in the correct position and not moved
In a certain place or position
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Etymology
Placed comes from the familiar word place, which means 'a spot' or 'position' and is about putting things somewhere. So, placed means something was 'put in a particular spot'.