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Sized (adj) means having a specified size, usually paired with a describing word. Example: “She ordered a large-sized coffee to get her through the morning.”

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Having a specified size, usually paired with a describing word.
"A badly-sized pair of shoes."
"She ordered a large-sized coffee to get her through the morning."
"A pocket-sized notebook is handy for jotting down ideas on the train."
"They live in a medium-sized house on the edge of town."

How to use sized

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In plain EnglishDescribes the size of something, almost always combined with another word (small-sized, king-sized, etc.).

Common pairings
king-sized life-sized medium-sized
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Etymology

From "size" plus "-ed."

proportioned dimensioned scaled

Antonyms

unsized

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Frequently asked questions

What does “sized” mean?
The word “sized” means having a specified size, usually paired with a describing word. In plain terms, describes the size of something, almost always combined with another word (small-sized, king-sized, etc.).
How do you use “sized” in a sentence?
Here is “sized” used in a sentence: “They live in a medium-sized house on the edge of town.”
What part of speech is “sized”?
“Sized” is an adjective.
Is “sized” a common word?
“Sized” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What is the difference between sized and size?
Size is a noun naming how big something is, while sized is an adjective meaning having a specified size, normally joined to a describing word. You would say a large-sized box, using sized, but the box's size, using the noun.
Should sized be hyphenated?
When sized is combined with a describing word to form a compound adjective, it is usually hyphenated, as in medium-sized or full-sized. The hyphen links the size word to sized so they act as a single modifier.

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