adj

squashed

Squashed (adj) means Crushed flat or into a pulp. Example: “The tomatoes at the bottom of the bag were completely squashed.”

adj

Crushed flat or into a pulp.

"The tomatoes at the bottom of the bag were completely squashed."

Suppressed or silenced.

"Any objections from the staff were quickly squashed."

How to use squashed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCrushed flat, or (of an idea, complaint, etc.) shut down and suppressed.

more squashed comparative, most squashed superlative

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The tomatoes at the bottom of the bag were completely _____.

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What does “squashed” mean?

The word “squashed” means crushed flat or into a pulp. In plain terms, crushed flat, or (of an idea, complaint, etc.) shut down and suppressed.

How do you use “squashed” in a sentence?

Here is “squashed” used in a sentence: “The tomatoes at the bottom of the bag were completely squashed.”

What part of speech is “squashed”?

“Squashed” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “squashed” have?

“Squashed” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: crushed flat or into a pulp.