adj Uncommon

taxed

Taxed (adj) means Subject to a tax, or having had tax charged on it. Example: “The imported goods were taxed at a higher rate.”

adj

Subject to a tax, or having had tax charged on it.

"The imported goods were taxed at a higher rate."

How to use taxed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes something that has had tax charged on it.

Common pairings

heavily taxed taxed income

more taxed comparative, most taxed superlative

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The imported goods were _____ at a higher rate.

untaxed

untaxed

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What does “taxed” mean?

The word “taxed” means subject to a tax, or having had tax charged on it. In plain terms, describes something that has had tax charged on it.

How do you use “taxed” in a sentence?

Here is “taxed” used in a sentence: “The imported goods were taxed at a higher rate.”

What is the opposite of “taxed”?

The opposite of “taxed” — its antonyms — is untaxed.

What part of speech is “taxed”?

“Taxed” is an adjective.

Is “taxed” a common word?

“Taxed” is an uncommon word in modern English.

untaxed