adj Uncommon

mailed

mayld

Mailed (adj) means protected by or covered in armor made of metal rings. Example: “A mailed fist gripped the sword hilt.”

adj

Protected by or covered in armor made of metal rings.

"A mailed fist gripped the sword hilt."

How to Use Mailed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishWearing or covered in chainmail armor — often used figuratively for something forceful, as in "a mailed fist."

Word Forms

more mailed comparative, most mailed superlative

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Etymology

From mail (armor) + -ed.

Rhymes for mailed

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “mailed” mean?

The word “mailed” means protected by or covered in armor made of metal rings. In plain terms, wearing or covered in chainmail armor — often used figuratively for something forceful, as in "a mailed fist.".

How do you pronounce “mailed”?

“Mailed” is pronounced mayld (/meɪld/ in IPA).

How do you use “mailed” in a sentence?

Here is “mailed” used in a sentence: “A mailed fist gripped the sword hilt.”

What part of speech is “mailed”?

“Mailed” is an adjective.

Is “mailed” a common word?

“Mailed” is an uncommon word in modern English.