articulated
Articulated (adj) means built with a joint or hinge that allows bending, especially describing vehicles made of linked sections. Example: “The articulated lorry struggled to turn on the narrow road.”
How to Use Articulated
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMade of parts connected by a hinge or joint, most commonly used for large trucks and buses.
Word Forms
articulateds plural
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The _____ lorry struggled to turn on the narrow road.
Etymology
From the past participle of articulate, in the sense "jointed."
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What does “articulated” mean?
The word “articulated” means built with a joint or hinge that allows bending, especially describing vehicles made of linked sections. In plain terms, made of parts connected by a hinge or joint, most commonly used for large trucks and buses.
How do you use “articulated” in a sentence?
Here is “articulated” used in a sentence: “The articulated lorry struggled to turn on the narrow road.”
What is the opposite of “articulated”?
The opposite of “articulated” — its antonyms — are non-articulated, nonarticulated and unarticulated.
What part of speech is “articulated”?
“Articulated” is an adjective.
Is “articulated” a common word?
“Articulated” is an uncommon word in modern English.