adj Uncommon
staffed
Staffed (adj) means having workers assigned to run or operate something. Example: “The front desk is staffed around the clock.”
adj
1
Having workers assigned to run or operate something.
"The front desk is staffed around the clock."
How to use staffed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHaving employees in place to do the work.
Common pairings
fully staffed
under-staffed
staffed 24/7
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What does “staffed” mean?
The word “staffed” means having workers assigned to run or operate something. In plain terms, having employees in place to do the work.
How do you use “staffed” in a sentence?
Here is “staffed” used in a sentence: “The front desk is staffed around the clock.”
What part of speech is “staffed”?
“Staffed” is an adjective.
Is “staffed” a common word?
“Staffed” is an uncommon word in modern English.