adj Uncommon

blacked

blakt

Blacked (adj) means Made or turned black. Example: “The windows were blacked out to keep the sun away.”

adj

Made or turned black.

"The windows were blacked out to keep the sun away."

How to use blacked

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes something that has been colored or covered in black.

Common pairings

blacked out

more blacked comparative, most blacked superlative

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What does “blacked” mean?

The word “blacked” means made or turned black. In plain terms, describes something that has been colored or covered in black.

How do you pronounce “blacked”?

“Blacked” is pronounced blakt (/blækt/ in IPA).

How do you use “blacked” in a sentence?

Here is “blacked” used in a sentence: “The windows were blacked out to keep the sun away.”

What part of speech is “blacked”?

“Blacked” is an adjective.

Is “blacked” a common word?

“Blacked” is an uncommon word in modern English.