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slayed

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb slay has 1 sense
  1. murder, slay, hit, dispatch, bump off, polish off, remove - kill intentionally and with premeditation; "The mafia boss ordered his enemies murdered"
    --1 is one way to kill
    Derived forms: noun slayer1, noun slaying1
    Sample sentence:
    Sam cannot slay Sue

Definitions from the Web

Term: slayed

Description:

Slayed is the past tense of the verb "slay." It can have multiple meanings and applications, ranging from defeating or killing someone in a fierce manner to delivering an exceptional performance or looking incredibly stylish. This term is often used popularly to express admiration, humor, or awe.

Examples:

1. Verb - Defeat or Kill:

  • The brave knight slayed the ferocious dragon with his mighty sword.
  • In the epic battle, the superhero slayed every villain that crossed his path.

2. Verb - Conquer Impressively:

  • The dancer slayed the stage with her breathtaking performance.
  • Our team slayed the competition and emerged victorious.

3. Verb - Looked Fashionable:

  • She absolutely slayed in her stunning evening gown.
  • John always slays with his impeccable sense of style.

4. Adjective - Impressed or Overwhelmed:

  • His extraordinary vocals in the concert left the audience slayed.
  • The mind-bending plot twist in the movie had us all slayed.

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