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answered

/ænsɜːd/

Meanings
  • the act of answering or giving a reply

    - "John answered the question about the capital city."
    - "Sarah gave a reply when asked about her favorite color."

Pronunciation
  1. /ænsɜːd/



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Synonyms

answer for
Rhymes
Words rhyming with answered
answered , pasted , hastered , mastered
Homophones
Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,
  1. answered (en) : the act of answering or giving a reply

  2. answers (en) : a reply given in response to a question or request

  3. answered (es) : respondido

  4. answered (fr) : répondu

  5. answered (de) : beantwortet

  6. answered (it) : risposto

  7. answered (nl) : beantwoord

  8. answered (pt) : responderam

  9. answered (ru) : отвеченный

  10. answered (cn) : 答案


Variants
List of all variants of answered that leads to same result
answer , answered , answerer , answerers , answering , answers , someone's prayers have been answered , answer back , answered back , answering back , answers back
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The word 'answer' comes from the Old French word 'answelen', which means 'to give a defense, excuse, or explanation'. Over time, the meaning of the word evolved to its current definition, which is 'the act of answering or giving a reply'.


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