shared
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- adjective
- /ʃɛrd/
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compartido
- They created a shared folder online to collaborate on their project.
- shared records
- shared task
- shared inquiry
I can use your eyes to evaluate our shared focus.
- I can use your eyes to evaluate our shared focus.
- They're they're stories within a shared narrative space.
- There is a global moment shared by all of us, right?
- It's conversation for the sake of shared and sustained action.
- Which country has has the longest border shared with French?
- Yeah, some percentage of shared entries in that vector.
- So today, what Greece needs more shared interests, more trust.
- And this is what's lacking to this supposed shared public morality.
- And this everybody is the shared space of the lot.
Examples
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I can use your eyes to evaluate our shared focus.
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Take a look at this unique home shared by Cali on TikTok.
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There is a global moment shared by all of us, right?
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That piece of negative information is shared across all the groups.
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This present is about our connection and our shared love for junk.
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It's conversation for the sake of shared and sustained action.
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It was kind of a shared chat room space.
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The ICPSR portion of the Shared Records Project generated several benefits.
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The Shared Records Program has allowed the TRLN libraries to build experience and expertise to address these concerns.
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In 2010, the Shared Records Pilot Task Group extended this shared catalog concept to the individual bibliographic record level.
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Synonyms
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1.0
Shared by two or more people
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3.5
Shared by two or more groups
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1.0
Something that people, groups, or things share
404
2.8
Shared and felt equally by two or more people together
240
3.9
Shared by all members of a group acting together
41
3.9
Shared by all people in a group, like a garden or food
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
A right for more than one person to use part of another person's land for access or utilities
How Shared
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shared comes from the old idea of cutting something into parts; the verb share used to mean giving each person a 'part' or 'piece'. So when something is shared, it is used or enjoyed by more than one person.