serried
serried
Definition
ser·ried (ser′ēd)
adjective
placed close together; crowded; compact, as soldiers in ranks
Etymology: pp. of obs. serry < Fr serrer, to crowd < LL serare, to lock: see seraglio
serried
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- rank: I have now joined the serried ranks of the fools who put complex electronics through the washer.
- row: Most are arranged in serried rows, like troops on parade, in immaculate garden settings.
- line: Whenever, feasible, the gravestone was placed in an upright position and ranked in serried lines like soldiers on parade.
Browse dictionary entries near serried
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