Leaved

Pronunciation: /liːvd/

Definitions of leaved

verb a verb that is the past tense and past participle of the word 'leave', meaning to go away from a place or person

Example Sentences

A1 The tree leaved out in the spring.

A2 She leaved the room quietly so as not to wake anyone.

B1 The students leaved their backpacks in the classroom before going to lunch.

B2 After the meeting, the manager leaved instructions for the team to follow.

C1 The company leaved no stone unturned in their search for the perfect candidate.

C2 The author leaved behind a legacy of groundbreaking literature.

Examples of leaved in a Sentence

formal The tree leaved out beautifully in the spring.

informal The plant leaved out really quickly after I watered it.

slang I can't believe how fast that tree leaved out!

figurative After the training, the employees leaved the session with new skills.

Grammatical Forms of leaved

• past tense: leaved
• plural: leaves
• comparative: more leaved
• superlative: most leaved
• present tense: leave
• future tense: will leave
• perfect tense: have leaved
• continuous tense: is leaving
• singular: leaf
• positive degree: leaved
• infinitive: to leave
• gerund: leaving
• participle: leaving

Origin and Evolution of leaved

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'leaved' originated from the Old English word 'leaf', which meant leaf or foliage.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'leaved' evolved to specifically refer to something having leaves, such as a tree or plant, and is commonly used in botanical contexts.