BELTED Meaning and
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Belted is an adjective that refers to someone or something being enclosed or secured by a belt. It can also describe someone or something having a belt-like feature. The term "belted" is derived from the noun "belt," which is a long, thin strip of material that is typically fastened around the waist to hold clothing in place, or for decoration or support.
When used to describe a person, "belted" indicates that the individual is wearing a belt around their waist, either for functional or aesthetic purposes. For example, one might say "She wore a belted dress to the party," suggesting that the dress had an integrated or attached belt to cinch the waist area.
In a broader sense, "belted" can be used to describe objects or materials that have a belt-like appearance or function. For instance, one might refer to a road or a river that runs in a narrow strip across a wide area as a "belted" feature. Similarly, a striped design or pattern that resembles a belt can be described as "belted."
Overall, "belted" serves as an adjective that conveys the presence or appearance of a belt or belt-like feature, whether it pertains to a person, object, or specific design element.
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Having a belt; arrayed in armour.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for BELTED
Etymology of BELTED
The word "belted" has its origins in the Old English word "gyrdan", which means to gird or encircle. In Middle English, it evolved into "bulte" and later into "belt" around the 14th century. The adjectival form "belted" emerged from the verb "belt", indicating someone or something that is fastened or encircled with a belt.
Idioms with the word BELTED
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The idiom "belted" means to hit or strike someone or something with a forceful blow. It can also mean to move swiftly or forcefully in a particular direction.
Similar spelling words for BELTED
Conjugate verb Belted
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