adjective

erected

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adjective

Built or put up; already standing (the past-tense/participle form of "erect").

"The new bridge, erected last spring, cut the commute in half."

How to Use Erected

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishPast tense of "erect" — something that has been built, put up, or set upright.

more erected comparative, most erected superlative

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The new bridge, _____ last spring, cut the commute in half.

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