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lettered

UK
/ˈlet.əd/
US
/ˈlɛt.ɚd/
letteredadjective
more lettered
Comp.
most lettered
Super.
UK
/ˈlɛt.əd/
US
/ˈlɛt.ɚd/
Translations
de quatre lettres
The puzzle asked for a four-lettered word meaning “bird.”
L’énigme demandait un mot de quatre lettres signifiant « oiseau ».
lettréS’emploie surtout pour des objets ou des éléments marqués de lettres, notamment dans les jeux de lettres.
The lettered tiles were scattered across the game board.
Les tuiles lettrées étaient dispersées sur le plateau de jeu.
lettréAu sens de « instruit », surtout en référence à la littérature et aux humanités.
The lettered scholar spent years studying ancient texts.
Le savant lettré a passé des années à étudier des textes anciens.
Definitions
Consisting of or containing a specified number or kind of letters (usually in combination).
The puzzle asked for a four-lettered word meaning “bird.”
Marked with or inscribed with letters.
The lettered tiles were scattered across the game board.
Educated or learned, especially in literature.
The lettered scholar spent years studying ancient texts.
Synonyms
educated
literate
cultured
scholarly
erudite
letternoun
Definitions
A written, typed, or printed communication, typically sent in an envelope by mail or messenger.
She received a letter from her friend who lives abroad.
A character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet.
The word 'apple' starts with the letter 'A'.
A legal or formal document, especially one that is official or authoritative.
The lawyer sent a letter of intent to the opposing party.
The precise or literal meaning of a text, rule, or document, as opposed to its spirit or intent.
The contract must be followed to the letter.
A cloth patch in the shape of an initial, awarded to a student for achievement in school athletics or other activities.
He proudly sewed the varsity letter onto his jacket.
(usually plural letters) Literary culture or scholarly writing considered as a field of study or achievement.
As a man of letters, he contributed greatly to the nation's intellectual life.
letterverb

lettered

Past Simple

lettered
Past Simple
lettered
Past Participle
lettering
ing-form
UK
/ˈlet.ə/
US
/ˈlɛt.ɚ/
Translations
lettrerDans le sens de marquer ou inscrire avec des lettres.
The artist lettered the sign with bold, colorful fonts.
L'artiste a lettré l'enseigne avec des caractères gras et colorés.
Additional translations
inscrireAu sens d'écrire ou de tracer des lettres sur un support.
Definitions
To inscribe or mark with letters.
The artist lettered the sign with bold, colorful fonts.
To write or print letters on something.
She lettered the envelopes by hand for the wedding invitations.
To earn a varsity letter in an athletic or other school activity.
She lettered in basketball during her freshman year.
Synonyms
address
inscribe
write
note
record
letterpast participle

lettered

Past-participle form used adjectivally ("lettered student; a lettered sign")
Translations
lettréAu sens d'instruit, cultivé ou versé dans les lettres.
The most lettered members of society gathered in the salon.
Les membres les plus lettrés de la société se sont réunis dans le salon.
Additional translations
lettréAu sens de marqué ou inscrit avec des lettres.
Definitions
Educated; literate; having scholarly knowledge.
The most lettered members of society gathered in the salon.
Marked or inscribed with letters.
The lettered sign hung above the shop entrance.
Synonyms
written
inscribed
engraved
printed
scribed
typed
handwritten
lettered
manuscripted
carved
letteradjective
Definitions
Relating to, involving, or intended for letters or mail.
The letter carrier delivered the parcels early in the morning.
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