adjective
ringed
rihngd
Ringed (adjective) means Surrounded by, or marked with, a ring or rings. Example: “The photo showed Saturn's ringed silhouette against the stars.”
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Surrounded by, or marked with, a ring or rings.
"The photo showed Saturn's ringed silhouette against the stars."
How to use ringed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHaving a ring shape around it, or wearing/marked with rings.
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What does “ringed” mean?
The word “ringed” means surrounded by, or marked with, a ring or rings. In plain terms, having a ring shape around it, or wearing/marked with rings.
How do you pronounce “ringed”?
“Ringed” is pronounced rihngd (/ɹɪŋd/ in IPA).
How do you use “ringed” in a sentence?
Here is “ringed” used in a sentence: “The photo showed Saturn's ringed silhouette against the stars.”
What part of speech is “ringed”?
“Ringed” is an adjective.