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Term: ded

Definition

ded (adjective)

1. (informal) Slang term used to describe someone or something that is completely exhausted or devoid of energy.

ded (noun)

1. (informal) Abbreviation for "dead." Used to refer to a person who has passed away.

ded (verb)

1. (informal) Informal and exaggerated way of saying "dead."

ded (adverb)

1. (informal) Used to intensify an adjective or verb, indicating extreme or excessive action, state, or result.

Examples

adjective:

- After running the marathon, I was ded and could hardly move a muscle.

- The long workday left him feeling completely ded and unproductive.

noun:

- The community mourned the loss of a beloved artist, as he was pronounced ded yesterday.

- He still couldn't believe his best friend was gone; it felt like a dream, but deep down, he knew he was ded.

verb:

- After seeing the spider, he screamed, "I am so ded!"

- She laughed so hard at the joke that she exclaimed, "I'm ded!"

adverb:

- The concert was so loud, my ears were ded from all the noise!

- She sprinted so quickly, it seemed like she was ded faster than anyone else.

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