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governed

verb form (govern, governs, governed, governing); adjective (governed)

«governed» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Governed is the past of govern: ruled or controlled. tree →
  2. The governed are the people who are ruled. tree →

In the lessons

Citizenship and history (a country governed by a king), science (motion governed by laws), rules of games.

Examples

  • The island was governed by Britain. tree →
  • The game is governed by strict rules. tree →
  • The planets' paths are governed by gravity. tree →
  • Democracy needs the consent of the governed. tree →
  • The school is governed by a board. tree →
  • He governed his temper well. tree →
  • Long, long ago, in old Japan, the Kingdom of the Sea was governed by a wonderful King. tree →

Note

Past and past participle: governed. «The governed» (noun) = the people ruled.

On Mova

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