slated
/ˈsleɪ.tɪd/
slated adjective: scheduled. Also the simple past and past participle of slate.
Adjective
slated
- scheduled
- The tractor plant is slated for the ax.
- reviewed unfavorably
- covered with slates
Also used as
slated is also the simple past and past participle of slate.
Origin of slated
From Middle English slattyd, equivalent to slate + -ed.
Words formed from slated
Words that rhyme with slated
- deflated
- inflated
- related
- dated
- weighted
- belated
- frustrated
- gated
- gold-plated
- plated
- postdated
- rated
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- stated
- truncated
- abated
- dehydrated
- dilated
- grated
- lirated
- outdated
- sated
- serrated
- undated
- antedated
- awaited
- backdated
- baited
- bated
- berated
- castrated
- collated
- conflated
- crated
- created
- cremated
- curated
- debated
- donated
- elated
- equated
- estimated
- fated
- fixated
- freighted
- gaited
- hated
- interrelated
- located
- mated
- misdated
- narrated
- negated
- nipple-dilated
- orated
- overdrawn
- overinflated
- overrated
- overstated
- prated
- pulsated
Questions about slated
- What does slated mean?
- Slated means scheduled.
- What part of speech is slated?
- Slated is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce slated?
- Slated is pronounced /ˈsleɪ.tɪd/.
Words near slated in the dictionary
Source and license
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