adjective Uncommon

boarded

Boarded (adjective) means Made of boards, or covered over with boards. Example: “The old shop had a boarded window that had never been fixed.”

adjective

Made of boards, or covered over with boards.

"The old shop had a boarded window that had never been fixed."

"They walked along a boarded path through the marsh."

How to use boarded

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishBuilt from or covered with flat pieces of wood.

Common pairings

boarded window boarded floor boarded fence

more boarded comparative, most boarded superlative

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The old shop had a _____ window that had never been fixed.

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What does “boarded” mean?

The word “boarded” means made of boards, or covered over with boards. In plain terms, built from or covered with flat pieces of wood.

How do you use “boarded” in a sentence?

Here is “boarded” used in a sentence: “The old shop had a boarded window that had never been fixed.”

What part of speech is “boarded”?

“Boarded” is an adjective.

Is “boarded” a common word?

“Boarded” is an uncommon word in modern English.