Definitions and Examples of labeled, tagged, identified
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a label or tag attached to it for identification.
Example
The boxes were labeled with their contents to make it easier to find things.
Having a tag or label attached to it for identification.
Example
The animals were tagged with GPS trackers to monitor their movements.
identified
Recognized or distinguished as a particular person or thing.
Example
The suspect was identified by the witness as the one who committed the crime.
Key Differences: labeled vs tagged vs identified
- 1Labeled and tagged are interchangeable and refer to something that has a physical label or tag attached to it.
- 2Identified refers to something that has been recognized or distinguished as a particular person or thing.
Effective Usage of labeled, tagged, identified
- 1Organizing: Use labeled or tagged to organize items in a systematic way.
- 2Tracking: Use tagged to track the location or movement of objects or animals.
- 3Identification: Use identified to describe the recognition of a person or thing.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of unlabeled are labeled, tagged, and identified. Use labeled or tagged to organize items or track the location of objects or animals. Use identified to describe the recognition of a person or thing.
