bullied

UK
/ˈbʊl.id/
US
/ˈbʊl.id/
bulliedadjective
more bullied
Comp.
most bullied
Super.
UK
/ˈbʊl.id/
US
/ˈbʊl.id/
Translations
The bullied student finally stood up for himself.
Запуганный ученик наконец-то постоял за себя.
Definitions
Subjected to persistent harassment or intimidation by others.
The bullied student found solace in the support group where others shared similar experiences.
bullyverb

bullied

Past Simple

bullied
Past Simple
bullied
Past Participle
bullying
Gerund
Definitions
To seek to intimidate, threaten, or harm someone, especially those who are vulnerable or weaker.
Older students often bully younger children on the playground.
bullynoun
Definitions
A person who habitually seeks to harm or intimidate those perceived as vulnerable.
The school bully stole my lunch money.
Corned beef, especially when canned, as eaten by soldiers or campers.
Rations consisted mainly of biscuits and bully.
bullyadjective
Definitions
Excellent or first-rate.
The team had a bully performance in the championship game.
bullyinterjection
Definitions
An exclamation expressing admiration, praise, or approval.
"Bully for you! That's a splendid idea."