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Meaning of slashed
The primary meaning of the word "slashed" is to cut or strike something with a sharp blade, often violently or forcefully.
Etymology of slashed
The word "slashed" originates from the verb "slash", which is derived from the Middle English word "slashen", meaning "to strike or cut"
The verb "slashen" is likely related to the Old French word "escalcher", meaning "to slash or cut", which is also the source of the Modern French word "éclacher"
The word "slash" has been used in English since the 14th century, initially to describe the act of cutting or striking with a sword or other sharp blade
Synonyms
Definitions
- Past tense and past participle of the verb "slash", which means to cut or strike something with a sharp blade, often violently or forcefully
- To cut down or reduce something, such as prices or budgets, by a significant amount
- To criticize or attack someone or something severely or violently
Usage Examples
- The burglar slashed the tires of the car to prevent the owner from chasing him.
- The company slashed its prices to remain competitive in the market.
- The critic slashed the new movie, calling it a "waste of time and money".