Diced

Pronunciation: /daɪst/

Definitions of diced

verb to cut into small pieces, typically in a uniform size

Example Sentences

A1 I diced the vegetables for the salad.

A2 She diced the onions and garlic for the pasta sauce.

B1 The chef diced the chicken before adding it to the stir-fry.

B2 After peeling and dicing the apples, she mixed them into the pie filling.

C1 The culinary student expertly diced the herbs with precision.

C2 The master chef demonstrated the proper technique for dicing vegetables in the cooking class.

Examples of diced in a Sentence

formal The chef carefully diced the vegetables for the stir-fry.

informal I always prefer my salads with diced tomatoes.

slang Let's dice up some onions for the salsa.

figurative She diced through the difficult decision with precision and clarity.

Grammatical Forms of diced

• past tense: diced
• plural: dices
• comparative: more diced
• superlative: most diced
• present tense: dice
• future tense: will dice
• perfect tense: have diced
• continuous tense: is dicing
• singular: dice
• positive degree: diced
• infinitive: to dice
• gerund: dicing
• participle: dicing

Origin and Evolution of diced

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'diced' originated from the Old French word 'des', meaning to cut into small cubes.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'diced' has retained its meaning of cutting food into small cubes, commonly used in cooking and culinary contexts.