adjective Uncommon

computed

kuhm-PYOO-tihd

Computed (adjective) means Worked out by calculation rather than measured directly. Example: “The computed average was slightly higher than the actual measurements.”

adjective

Worked out by calculation rather than measured directly.

"The computed average was slightly higher than the actual measurements."

How to use computed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishArrived at through calculation, not direct measurement.

Common pairings

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Rhymes for computed

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Frequently asked questions

What does “computed” mean?

The word “computed” means worked out by calculation rather than measured directly. In plain terms, arrived at through calculation, not direct measurement.

How do you pronounce “computed”?

“Computed” is pronounced kuhm-PYOO-tihd (/kəmˈpjuːtɪd/ in IPA).

How do you use “computed” in a sentence?

Here is “computed” used in a sentence: “The computed average was slightly higher than the actual measurements.”

What part of speech is “computed”?

“Computed” is an adjective.

Is “computed” a common word?

“Computed” is an uncommon word in modern English.