adj
Uncommon
centred
SEHN-tuhd
Centred (adj) means UK spelling of centered — placed in the middle, or calm and emotionally balanced. Example: “The title should be centred on the page.”
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UK spelling of centered — placed in the middle, or calm and emotionally balanced.
"The title should be centred on the page."
"The vase sits centred on the table between the candles."
"After yoga she felt calm and centred again."
How to use centred
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBritish spelling of "centered".
UK vs US
UK/Commonwealth spelling; US English uses "centered".
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What does “centred” mean?
The word “centred” means uK spelling of centered — placed in the middle, or calm and emotionally balanced. In plain terms, british spelling of "centered".
How do you pronounce “centred”?
“Centred” is pronounced SEHN-tuhd (/ˈsɛn.təɹd/ in IPA).
How do you use “centred” in a sentence?
Here is “centred” used in a sentence: “The title should be centred on the page.”
What part of speech is “centred”?
“Centred” is an adjective.
Is “centred” a common word?
“Centred” is an uncommon word in modern English.
