adj
Uncommon
capped
kapt
Capped (adj) means Fitted with, or having, a cap or cover; also, having an upper limit set. Example: “The snow-capped mountains glowed pink at sunset.”
adj
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Fitted with, or having, a cap or cover; also, having an upper limit set.
"The snow-capped mountains glowed pink at sunset."
"Interest rates on the loan are capped at five percent."
"The capped bottle stayed fresh in the fridge all week."
How to use capped
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishCovered with a cap, or limited to a maximum amount.
Common pairings
snow-capped
capped at a limit
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more capped
- Superlative
- most capped
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Etymology
From "cap" plus the adjective-forming suffix "-ed."
Synonyms
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Rhymes for capped
tapped
mapped
lapped
wrapped
clapped
trapped
chapped
strapped
untapped
kidnapped
unwrapped
handicapped
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Frequently asked questions
What does “capped” mean?
The word “capped” means fitted with, or having, a cap or cover; also, having an upper limit set. In plain terms, covered with a cap, or limited to a maximum amount.
How do you pronounce “capped”?
“Capped” is pronounced kapt (/kæpt/ in IPA).
How do you use “capped” in a sentence?
Here is “capped” used in a sentence: “The snow-capped mountains glowed pink at sunset.”
What part of speech is “capped”?
“Capped” is an adjective.
Is “capped” a common word?
“Capped” is an uncommon word in modern English.
What is the difference between capped and uncapped?
Capped means an upper limit has been set on something, such as a capped salary or capped interest rate, while uncapped means no such limit exists. The term is common in finance, insurance, and telecommunications, where a capped plan restricts a maximum amount while an uncapped one allows unlimited use or growth.
What does it mean to have a capped tooth?
A capped tooth is one that has been fitted with a dental crown, a cover placed over the tooth to protect it or restore its shape and strength. This is a common dental procedure for teeth that are damaged, weakened, or heavily decayed.
