sized
- adjective
- /saɪzd/
- The study took place at a rural, mid-sized university as part of a five-week summer reading program.
- medium-sized
- small-sized
- small- to medium-sized
Very simple construction, pretty standard sized PCB standard execution.
- Very simple construction, pretty standard sized PCB standard execution.
- I guess it's a it's an adult sized baby Feeding.
- Would you rather have one stupid fat sized Americanized dessert?
- Texas mom starts new trend of tiny cup sized moms.
Examples
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An app has been developed to help small and medium-sized businesses meet their health and safety requirements.
Academic text (2015) -
So this one is more for your mid sized towns than your small towns.
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So I wanted a medium sized green oil one.
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It's a good sized pocket.
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We had to dig out the right sized table and push the other tables to the side
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So this is a pretty premium large sized watch steel leather strap.
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With just a few clicks, I had a custom sized box ready to print.
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There's 3 good-sized towns up ahead.
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There are also several similar-sized bins that hold the finished mulch and compost.
Academic text (1999) -
This medium-sized box is just what I needed for my moving project.
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Etymology
The word sized comes from size, which originally meant 'measure' or a 'fixed amount'. So when we say 'family-sized' or 'pocket-sized' we mean 'made to that measure'.