tagged
- adjective
- /tæɡd/
- I just found this house that's been red tagged, not quite sure why.
Every video, Sherry goes everywhere titled and tagged appropriately for SEO.
- Every video, Sherry goes everywhere titled and tagged appropriately for SEO.
- So imagine they've done, you know, the molecular biology required to express this tagged ribosome.
- The receptors get tagged that are responsible for your like anxiousness and depressive symptoms.
- But anyway, how long do those antibiotics stay in your body before they're washed out, before they're tagged by your liver and then flushed out by your kidneys?
- And then once they're in our bloodstream, they're not tagged.
Examples
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This document contains all the tagged items for inventory management.
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Two pairs of tagged whales were found to be mother-and-calf pairs based on visual observation from the tag boat and biopsy samples (Table 1).
Academic text (2018) -
Every tagged person has to tell 11 things about themselves.
Blog text (27) -
And she did many, many photographs of people who were tagged like that.
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Every video, Sherry goes everywhere titled and tagged appropriately for SEO.
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The museum displayed tagged artifacts to provide visitors with detailed information.
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All of the tagged products were placed on the shelves for easy identification.
Synonyms
With a small tag that shows what it contains or who owns it
Antonyms
How Marked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tagged comes from the simple word tag, which originally meant a 'small piece of cloth or paper' used to carry a name or number, like a price tag or name tag. So, if something is tagged, it has that small label attached to it.