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waged

/weɪd͡ʒd/

waged adjective: receiving a wage. Also the simple past and past participle of wage.

Adjective

waged

  1. Receiving a wage.

Also used as

waged is also the simple past and past participle of wage.

Examples of waged in a sentence

  • He waged a ten-year campaign against the company that was polluting the river.
  • The others waged active war, claws xylophoning across Jack's pinwheeling swords.
  • Hybrid warfare is waged using a combination of regular and irregular warfare tools, concepts, and doctrines.

All 22 example sentences with waged

Words formed from waged

Words that rhyme with waged

Questions about waged

What does waged mean?
Waged means receiving a wage.
What part of speech is waged?
Waged is an adjective.
How do you pronounce waged?
Waged is pronounced /weɪd͡ʒd/.

Words near waged in the dictionary

  1. wageable
  2. wagecel
  3. wagecels
  4. wagecuck
  5. wagecucks
  6. waged
  7. wagedom
  8. wagel
  9. wageless
  10. wagelessness
  11. wageling

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