adjective
Uncommon
phased
fayzd
Phased (adjective) means Carried out gradually in a series of planned stages rather than all at once. Example: “The company announced a phased return to office working.”
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Carried out gradually in a series of planned stages rather than all at once.
"The company announced a phased return to office working."
"A phased rollout let engineers fix bugs before the full launch."
How to use phased
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDone step by step over time instead of in one go.
Common pairings
phased approach
phased rollout
phased return
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Rhymes for phased
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What does “phased” mean?
The word “phased” means carried out gradually in a series of planned stages rather than all at once. In plain terms, done step by step over time instead of in one go.
How do you pronounce “phased”?
“Phased” is pronounced fayzd (/feɪzd/ in IPA).
How do you use “phased” in a sentence?
Here is “phased” used in a sentence: “The company announced a phased return to office working.”
What part of speech is “phased”?
“Phased” is an adjective.
Is “phased” a common word?
“Phased” is an uncommon word in modern English.
