Adscripted

Pronunciation: /ədˈskrɪptɪd/

Definitions of adscripted

adjective describing a person or thing that is bound or attached to a particular place, organization, or system

Example Sentences

A1 The adscripted notes in the book helped me understand the text better.

A2 The adscripted symbols on the map indicated important landmarks.

B1 The adscripted instructions on the package were in a foreign language.

B2 The adscripted code on the document needed to be decrypted for analysis.

C1 The adscripted formula in the scientific paper was complex and required careful study.

C2 The adscripted characters in the ancient manuscript were difficult to decipher.

Examples of adscripted in a Sentence

formal In feudal societies, serfs were often adscripted to the land they worked on.

informal The workers on the farm were adscripted to their jobs and couldn't easily leave.

slang I feel like I'm adscripted to this boring routine.

figurative Her love for him felt adscripted in her heart, unable to be erased.

Grammatical Forms of adscripted

• past tense: adscripted
• plural: adscripted
• comparative: more adscripted
• superlative: most adscripted
• present tense: adscripts
• future tense: will adscript
• perfect tense: have adscripted
• continuous tense: is adscripting
• singular: adscripted
• positive degree: adscripted
• infinitive: to adscript
• gerund: adscripting
• participle: adscripting

Origin and Evolution of adscripted

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'adscripted' originated from Latin, specifically from the Latin word 'adscriptus' which means 'written down' or 'recorded'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'adscripted' has evolved to refer to something that is attached or appended, especially in legal or administrative contexts.