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themed

themed

55 3.9
Made to be about a certain subject, like a party or room
  • adjective
  • /θimd/
translation icon : temático
  • It's gonna be a Western-themed park destination.
  • a themed film
  • themed books
  • themed literature

OK, so these are apparently themed for both myself and Marquez.

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Examples

  • Let me know if you guys want me to do more Halloween kind of like themed videos.

  • I was thinking it could be, like, French-themed, you know?

  • Do you have any basketball themed ideas?

  • Six editors indicated that themed issues were published on a regular basis.

    Academic text (2002)
  • And it was a Gatsby themed party, right?

  • For today's video I wanted to do a winter themed book tag.

  • This one is very Zodiac themed, which you guys know is my jam.

  • I'm working on a holiday-themed book.

  • The book flew off the shelves to become the most successful zombie-themed fiction to that point.

    Academic text (2010)
  • We have a Western-themed restaurant that features cowboy decorations.

Synonyms

thematic
vsthemed
15 6.0

Relating to a main idea in art, music or writing

is organized or designed to reflect a particular subject or motif

Compounds

Having a style that looks like ninjas, such as a costume

How Themed

immersive
15 5.5
thematic
15 6.0
themed
55 3.9
decorated
2.7
plain
50 2.5

Surface Forms

themed positive

Morphology

themed = theme (transparent) = theme + ed

The adjective is formed by the regular adjectival/past-participial suffix '-ed' meaning 'having or characterized by a theme', which is straightforward for learners who know 'theme'.

Etymology

Themed comes from the simple word theme, which means 'subject' or 'idea', plus the ending -ed that means 'having' or 'made with' that theme. So, a themed party or room is one organized around a single idea.