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banked

bangkt

Banked (adj) means Piled up steeply, or (of a track or road) built with a slope for turning at speed. Example: “The racetrack's banked corners let drivers take turns at higher speed.”

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Piled up steeply, or (of a track or road) built with a slope for turning at speed.
"The racetrack's banked corners let drivers take turns at higher speed."
"Snow was banked up along both sides of the road."

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In plain EnglishHeaped up in a mound, or built with a slanted surface for cornering.

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banked corner banked snow
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Frequently asked questions

What does “banked” mean?

The word “banked” means piled up steeply, or (of a track or road) built with a slope for turning at speed. In plain terms, heaped up in a mound, or built with a slanted surface for cornering.

How do you pronounce “banked”?

“Banked” is pronounced bangkt (/bæŋkt/ in IPA).

How do you use “banked” in a sentence?

Here is “banked” used in a sentence: “The racetrack's banked corners let drivers take turns at higher speed.”

What part of speech is “banked”?

“Banked” is an adjective.

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