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seeded

/ˈsidɪd/adjective2 syllables

Seeded means: sprinkled with seed.

Synonyms for seeded4

adjective, as in sprinkled with seed

sown, planted

adjective, as in having the seeds extracted

seedless

adjective, as in having seeds as specified

seedy

adjective, as in having or supplied with seeds

seedy

Opposites of seeded

unseeded

What does seeded mean?5

adjective

1

sprinkled with seed“a seeded lawn”

2

having the seeds extracted“seeded raisins”

3

having seeds as specified“many-seeded”

4

having or supplied with seeds“a seeded breadfruit”

5

(of the more skilled contestants) selectively arranged in the draw for position in a tournament so that they meet each other in later rounds

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with seeded?7

two syllables

pleadedbeaded

three syllables

succeededproceededprecededconceded

four syllables

superseded
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Seeded in a sentence

  • Our team is seeded in the ping-pong competition.trieuho
  • She seeded vegetables in her garden.unknown
  • The farmer seeded the field with wheat.JimBreen
  • It's hard to find seeded watermelons here.rul
  • The frost killed the tomatoes I seeded.karloelkebekio

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