pitched upon
pitched upon is the simple past and past participle of pitch upon.
Meaning of pitch upon
Verb
pitch upon (third-person singular simple present pitches upon, present participle pitching upon, simple past and past participle pitched upon)
- To choose, to pick, to fix one's choice on something or someone.
- The place pitched upon was that part of the Town-wall next a Church called St. Mary's; which was the rather chosen because we did hope that if we did enter and possess that Church, we should be the better able to keep it against their horse and foot until we could make way for the entrance of our...1649, Cromwell, Letter to William Lenthall
Questions about pitched upon
- What is pitched upon the simple past and past participle of?
- Pitched upon is the simple past and past participle of pitch upon.
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