adj

bloodied

Bloodied (adj) means Covered or stained with blood. Example: “He walked off the pitch with a bloodied nose.”

adj

Covered or stained with blood.

"He walked off the pitch with a bloodied nose."

How to use bloodied

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMarked or stained with blood, usually from an injury.

Common pairings

bloodied nose bloodied but unbowed

more bloodied comparative, most bloodied superlative

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He walked off the pitch with a _____ nose.

From bloody + -ed.

bloodless nonbloody unbloody

bloodless anemic

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What does “bloodied” mean?

The word “bloodied” means covered or stained with blood. In plain terms, marked or stained with blood, usually from an injury.

How do you use “bloodied” in a sentence?

Here is “bloodied” used in a sentence: “He walked off the pitch with a bloodied nose.”

What is the opposite of “bloodied”?

The opposite of “bloodied” — its antonyms — are bloodless, nonbloody and unbloody.

What part of speech is “bloodied”?

“Bloodied” is an adjective.

bloodless anemic