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abstracted Definition

ab·stracted (ab strak′tid)

adjective

  1. removed or separated (from something)
  2. withdrawn in mind; absent-minded

abstracted Related Forms
ab·stract′·edly adverb ab·stract′·ed·ness noun
abstracted Synonyms

abstracted

modif.

  1. Absent-minded

    preoccupied, dreaming, absorbed; see absent-minded.

  2. Removed

    apart, separated, disassociated; see separated. See syn. study atabsent-minded.

abstracted Usage Examples

Modifying Another Word

  • highly: It was just the letter A in a highly abstracted form, a triangle.

Modifies a noun

  • datum: The abstracted data the algorithm also not have web.
  • benefit: Stay in the abstracted detailed benefit of last resort.
  • image: I wanted a more abstracted motion picture image of humans.
  • form: It was just the letter A in a highly abstracted form, a triangle.
  • landscape: Do I simply deny the digital work or do I try and rationalize its presence alongside the more conventional abstracted landscapes?
  • air: He strode about with an abstracted air, tossing his scarlet crest of hair and giving curt impatient replies.

Used with adjective complement

  • become: One of the problems of modern theology is that it has become abstracted.