removed
re·moved (ri mo̵̅o̅vd′)
adjective
- distant in relationship
- of a younger or older generation one's first cousin once removed is the child of one's first cousin
- remote; distant; disconnected: with from
removed
modif.
Taken out
extracted, eliminated, withdrawn, evacuated, dislodged, ejected, pulled out, amputated, detached, excised, expunged, extirpated. Antonyms
left, ignored, established. Distant
faraway, disconnected, separate; see distant 1, remote 1, 3.Dismissed
ousted, relieved of office, retired; see discharged 1, recalled 2. See syn. study at far.
Preposition: for
- study: Raworth - Removed For Further Study: The Poetry of Tom Raworth *** The Gig 13/14 Ed.
Modifies a noun
- cockle: CHARGES 1. Removed cockles from the closed Three Rivers Fishery 2. Failed to redeposit shellfish taken contrary to Byelaw.
- comment: Revision 1.6 ( by marknodine-- ) Removed confusing comment about requiring forms support from the title.
- right: Page 31 - Removed right to appoint advisers and replaced with right to appoint Co-opted Representatives.
They that trust in the L shall be as mount Zion, which cannot be removed, but abideth for ever.
It is far too large. It ought to be removed.
The detective novel isthe classic example of a specialized form of art removed from contact with the life it pretends to build on.
The sooner the Crown Colony system is removed from thesphere of practical politicsand put underaglasscase in the South Kensington Museum, labelled 'Extinct', the better for everyone.
Browse dictionary entries near removed
- remove
- removal
- removable
- remount
- remotion
- Remote System Crash
- Remote Service Crash
- remote sensing
- Remote Procedure Call
- Remote Data Objects
- remover
- Remscheid
- remuda
- remunerate
- remuneration
- remunerative
- Remus
- renaissance
- Renaissance man (or woman)
- renal
