Crowded

Pronunciation: /ˈkraʊdɪd/

Definitions of crowded

adjective describing a place or area that is full of people or things, packed closely together

Example Sentences

A1 The bus was very crowded.

A2 The beach was crowded with tourists.

B1 The city center is always crowded with shoppers.

B2 The concert venue was so crowded that it was hard to find a good spot to stand.

C1 The train station was crowded with commuters rushing to catch their trains.

C2 The popular theme park was so crowded that visitors had to wait in long lines for each ride.

Examples of crowded in a Sentence

formal The subway during rush hour is always crowded with commuters.

informal The mall was so crowded that it was hard to move around.

slang The concert was packed, it was super crowded!

figurative His mind felt crowded with thoughts and worries.

Grammatical Forms of crowded

• past tense: crowded
• plural: crowded
• comparative: more crowded
• superlative: most crowded
• present tense: crowd
• future tense: will crowd
• perfect tense: have crowded
• continuous tense: is crowding
• singular: crowded
• positive degree: crowded
• infinitive: to crowd
• gerund: crowding
• participle: crowded

Origin and Evolution of crowded

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'crowded' originated from the Middle English word 'crowden' which meant to press, push, or drive together.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'crowded' has retained its original meaning of being closely packed or filled with a large number of things or people.