crushed
/kɹʌʃt/
crushed
📚 Meanings
- 1.
to be pressed or squeezed between two hard objects, changing its shape or breaking it into pieces or a pulp.
"The can was crushed by the compactor."
- 1.
reduced to powder or small fragments.
"The can was crushed by the compactor."
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The fragile vase was crushed under the heavy boxes.
The fragile vase was crushed under the heavy boxes.
Her dreams of becoming a singer were crushed by her parents.
Her dreams of becoming a singer were crushed by her parents.
The soft berries were crushed into a delicious jam.
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How do you pronounce crushed?
crushed is pronounced [/kɹʌʃt/]. You can hear a native pronunciation on Smoveth.
What does crushed mean?
crushed means "crushed". See the meanings and examples higher up on the page for the full picture.
How difficult is crushed?
crushed is a Elementary-level word.
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Example: "The fragile vase was crushed under the heavy boxes." — used to mean "crushed".
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