apocalypsed
apocalypsed adjective: in an apocalypse. Also the simple past and past participle of apocalypse.
Adjective
apocalypsed (not comparable)
- In an apocalypse.
- Sometimes it’s like the last scene in a Western where only the horses are left grazing an apocalypsed field.2010, Elyse Fenton, “The War Bride Waits”, in Clamor: Poems (CSU Poetry Series), Cleveland, Oh.: Cleveland State University Poetry Center, →ISBN, page 18
- He slides the metal into drive and the car shoots sand against windows of an apocalypsed dinner.^([sic])2011, Ara Harris, “Thirty Seconds”, in Original Soundtrack Not Available, [Morrisville, N.C.]: [Lulu.com], →ISBN, page 19
Also used as
apocalypsed is also the simple past and past participle of apocalypse.
Origin of apocalypsed
From apocalypse + -ed.
Questions about apocalypsed
- What does apocalypsed mean?
- Apocalypsed means in an apocalypse.
- What part of speech is apocalypsed?
- Apocalypsed is an adjective.
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