adj
saddled
Saddled (adj) means Fitted with a saddle. Example: “The saddled horses waited patiently at the gate.”
adj
1
Fitted with a saddle.
"The saddled horses waited patiently at the gate."
2
Burdened with a responsibility, cost, or problem.
"She was saddled with the family debts after her father passed away."
How to use saddled
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWearing a saddle, or stuck with a burden.
Common pairings
saddled with responsibility
saddled with debt
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Antonyms
unsaddled
Frequently asked questions
What does “saddled” mean?
The word “saddled” means fitted with a saddle. In plain terms, wearing a saddle, or stuck with a burden.
How do you use “saddled” in a sentence?
Here is “saddled” used in a sentence: “The saddled horses waited patiently at the gate.”
What part of speech is “saddled”?
“Saddled” is an adjective.
How many meanings does “saddled” have?
“Saddled” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: fitted with a saddle.
