adj

catalogued

Catalogued (adj) means recorded or listed within a catalogue. Example: “Every item in the archive is carefully catalogued and cross-referenced.”

adj

Recorded or listed within a catalogue.

"Every item in the archive is carefully catalogued and cross-referenced."

How to Use Catalogued

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In plain EnglishAlready entered into a catalogue or organised list.

more catalogued comparative, most catalogued superlative

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Every item in the archive is carefully _____ and cross-referenced.

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What does “catalogued” mean?

The word “catalogued” means recorded or listed within a catalogue. In plain terms, already entered into a catalogue or organised list.

How do you use “catalogued” in a sentence?

Here is “catalogued” used in a sentence: “Every item in the archive is carefully catalogued and cross-referenced.”

What part of speech is “catalogued”?

“Catalogued” is an adjective.