adj
Very common
presented
prih-ZEHN-tihd
Presented (adj) means Shown, offered, or displayed in a particular way. Example: “The evidence, as presented, left little room for doubt.”
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Shown, offered, or displayed in a particular way.
"The evidence, as presented, left little room for doubt."
"The presented plan looked sensible, but nobody had tested it yet."
"Her presented findings were clear and easy to follow."
How to use presented
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes how something was shown or put forward.
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dented
scented
talented
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Frequently asked questions
What does “presented” mean?
The word “presented” means shown, offered, or displayed in a particular way. In plain terms, describes how something was shown or put forward.
How do you pronounce “presented”?
“Presented” is pronounced prih-ZEHN-tihd (/pɹɪˈzɛntɪd/ in IPA).
How do you use “presented” in a sentence?
Here is “presented” used in a sentence: “The evidence, as presented, left little room for doubt.”
What part of speech is “presented”?
“Presented” is an adjective.
Is “presented” a common word?
“Presented” is a very common word in modern English.
What does 'well presented' mean?
It describes something shown or arranged in an attractive, neat, and effective way. A well-presented meal looks appealing on the plate; a well-presented report is clear and tidy. The phrase praises the manner of display rather than the underlying content, focusing on how something appears to the person viewing it.
What is the difference between 'presented' and 'presenting'?
'Presented' is the past form, describing something already shown or offered, as in 'the findings were presented yesterday.' 'Presenting' is the ongoing form, describing the act as it happens, as in 'she is presenting the awards.' Used as an adjective, 'presented' also describes how something looks, as in 'a nicely presented dish.'
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