adj
wedged
Wedged (adj) means Firmly stuck or jammed into a tight space. Example: “The car was wedged tightly between two delivery vans.”
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Firmly stuck or jammed into a tight space.
"The car was wedged tightly between two delivery vans."
How to use wedged
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishStuck fast between or inside something, unable to move easily.
Common pairings
wedged in
wedged between
firmly wedged
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What does “wedged” mean?
The word “wedged” means firmly stuck or jammed into a tight space. In plain terms, stuck fast between or inside something, unable to move easily.
How do you use “wedged” in a sentence?
Here is “wedged” used in a sentence: “The car was wedged tightly between two delivery vans.”
What part of speech is “wedged”?
“Wedged” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of wedged?
"wedged" (adj) means firmly stuck or jammed into a tight space.