reaped

Meanings

• the act of harvesting or reaping crops

  - "The farmers have been working long hours to reap their crops."
  - "After a few days of sunshine, it was time to reap the wheat fields."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with reaped
revealed , sealed , reveal , peal

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Variants

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reap , reaped , reaping , reaps

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Forms

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The past tense and past participle of the verb 'reap' are 'reaped' and 'reaped', respectively.

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Etymology

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Old English 'reafian', meaning 'to strip, pluck, or harvest'. The word 'reaped' comes from the past tense of this verb.

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Related Concepts

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1. Harvest: Harvest is the act of gathering in a crop after it has reached maturity. Harvest is often celebrated with traditional harvest festivals and parades.

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Culture

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Reaping is an important part of agricultural culture. The act of reaping signifies the end of the growing season and the beginning of the harvest. Reaping is often celebrated with traditional harvest festivals and parades.

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