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Definition of blooded

blooded

/ˈblʌd.ɪd/
blood · ed

Past Simple:blooded
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Past Participle:blooded
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Present Participle:blooding
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blooded Lexical Profile

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• adjective

1

Having blood or a temperament of a specified kind (typically used in combination, such as warm-blooded or cold-blooded).

Example

"Mammals and birds are warm-blooded creatures that maintain a constant internal body temperature."


2

Of pure or superior breed or pedigree (especially of horses or livestock).

Example

"The estate was famous for raising finely blooded Arabian horses."


3

Having been initiated into an activity or tested through real experience.

Example

"The newly blooded recruits handled the high-pressure assignment with composure."

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• verb

1

To initiate someone into an activity or organization by giving them their first practical experience (past tense and past participle of blood).

Example

"The coach blooded several young academy players during the preseason tournament."

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