adj

amped

ampt

Amped (adj) means Very excited or full of energy, sometimes to an extreme degree. Example: “The whole team was amped before the final match.”

adj

Very excited or full of energy, sometimes to an extreme degree.

"The whole team was amped before the final match."

"She was so amped about the trip that she couldn't sleep."

How to use amped

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishPumped up, excited, full of energy.

When to use it

Informal; common in spoken English and casual writing.

Common pairings

amped up totally amped

more amped comparative, most amped superlative

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The whole team was _____ before the final match.

A shortened, informal form of "amplified".

swamped cramped clamped

What does “amped” mean?

The word “amped” means very excited or full of energy, sometimes to an extreme degree. In plain terms, pumped up, excited, full of energy.

How do you pronounce “amped”?

“Amped” is pronounced ampt (/æmpt/ in IPA).

How do you use “amped” in a sentence?

Here is “amped” used in a sentence: “The whole team was amped before the final match.”

What part of speech is “amped”?

“Amped” is an adjective.