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willowed

UK/ˈwɪləʊd/US/ˈwɪloʊd/

willowed adjective: full of willow trees.

Adjective

willowed (comparative more willowed, superlative most willowed)

  1. (poetic) Full of willow trees.
    • dwell in willowed meads1746, William Collins, Ode to Liberty
    Synonyms:
    willowy

Synonyms of willowed

Forms of willowed

comparativemore willowed
superlativemost willowed

Origin of willowed

From willow + -ed.

Questions about willowed

What does willowed mean?
Willowed means full of willow trees.
What part of speech is willowed?
Willowed is an adjective.
How do you pronounce willowed?
Willowed is pronounced /ˈwɪləʊd/ (UK).

Words near willowed in the dictionary

  1. willow-weeds
  2. willow-wort
  3. willow-worts
  4. Willowbrook
  5. Willowdale
  6. willowed
  7. willower
  8. willowers
  9. willowflies
  10. willowfly
  11. willowherb

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