affixed
verb form (past of «affix»: affix, affixes, affixed, affixing); adjective
Everyday
- (formal) Affixed means fixed, stuck or attached to something. tree →
- (grammar) An affix is a part added to a word, like a prefix (un-) or a suffix (-ful); affixed means added in this way. tree →
In the lessons
A formal word in instructions and exam language: «a label affixed to the box». In everyday talk people say «stuck on» or «attached». In grammar lessons affixes make new words: «un + happy», «care + ful».
Examples
- A stamp was affixed to the envelope. tree →
- The notice was affixed to the door. tree →
- Labels must be affixed to every bag. tree →
- A photo was affixed to her pass. tree →
- In «unhappy», the prefix «un-» is affixed to «happy». tree →
- The plaque is affixed to the wall. tree →
Note
Formal word. Noun «affix» covers prefixes and suffixes. Simpler words: stuck, attached, fixed.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «affixed» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «affixed» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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