adj Uncommon

trimmed

trihmd

Trimmed (adj) means having had excess cut away; neatened up. Example: “The freshly trimmed lawn looked immaculate.”

adj

Having had excess cut away; neatened up.

"The freshly trimmed lawn looked immaculate."

Decorated along the edges.

"The jacket was trimmed with fur at the collar."

How to Use Trimmed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe past-tense/adjective form of trim — neatened or decorated.

more trimmed comparative, most trimmed superlative

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The freshly _____ lawn looked immaculate.

skimmed

What does “trimmed” mean?

The word “trimmed” means having had excess cut away; neatened up. In plain terms, the past-tense/adjective form of trim — neatened or decorated.

How do you pronounce “trimmed”?

“Trimmed” is pronounced trihmd (/tɹɪmd/ in IPA).

How do you use “trimmed” in a sentence?

Here is “trimmed” used in a sentence: “The freshly trimmed lawn looked immaculate.”

What part of speech is “trimmed”?

“Trimmed” is an adjective.

Is “trimmed” a common word?

“Trimmed” is an uncommon word in modern English.

How many meanings does “trimmed” have?

“Trimmed” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: having had excess cut away; neatened up.