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humped

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Humped (adjective) means having a hump or humps. Example: “The road was humped in several places, slowing the traffic.”

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Having a hump or humps.
"The road was humped in several places, slowing the traffic."

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In plain EnglishDescribes something with one or more rounded bumps.

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Word forms

Comparative
more humped
Superlative
most humped
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What does “humped” mean?
The word “humped” means having a hump or humps. In plain terms, describes something with one or more rounded bumps.
How do you pronounce “humped”?
“Humped” is pronounced huhmpt (/hʌmpt/ in IPA).
How do you use “humped” in a sentence?
Here is “humped” used in a sentence: “The road was humped in several places, slowing the traffic.”
What part of speech is “humped”?
“Humped” is an adjective.

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