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bloodsucked

bloodsucked adjective: having been subjected to bloodsucking.

Adjective

bloodsucked (not comparable)

  1. Having been subjected to bloodsucking
    • In New York State Prisons alone, the majority of the prison population comes from the five boroughs of New York City, which means tthat whenever they are released, more than likely they will return back to the same boroughs and the same oppressed, blood sucked, lower economic communities.1982 April 10, Roosevelt Williamson, “Prison Racism and Legal Slavery in America”, in Gay Community News, page 17

Questions about bloodsucked

What does bloodsucked mean?
Bloodsucked means having been subjected to bloodsucking.
What part of speech is bloodsucked?
Bloodsucked is an adjective.

Words near bloodsucked in the dictionary

  1. bloodstones
  2. bloodstream
  3. bloodstreams
  4. bloodstroke
  5. bloodsuck
  6. bloodsucked
  7. bloodsucker
  8. bloodsuckers
  9. bloodsuckery
  10. bloodsucking
  11. bloodsucks

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