cascaded

[ˈkæskeɪdɪd]

cascaded Definition

• 1. to fall in a continuous series of stages or levels, often with increasing effect
• 2. to cause something to fall in a continuous series of stages or levels

Using cascaded: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "cascaded" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The water cascaded down the rocks.

• Example

  The curtains cascaded down the stage.

• Example

  The effects of the pandemic cascaded through the economy.

• Example

  The news of the scandal cascaded through the company.

cascaded Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for cascaded

• streamed
• poured
• rained
• tumbled
• flowed

Antonyms for cascaded

• trickled
• dribbled

Phrases with cascaded

• cascade down

  to fall or flow down in a continuous series

  Example

  The waterfall cascaded down the cliff.

• cascade effect

  a chain reaction where one event triggers a series of similar events

  Example

  The company's bankruptcy had a cascade effect on the entire industry.

• cascade style sheet

  a style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in HTML or XML

  Example

  The website's design was created using a cascade style sheet.

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Summary: cascaded in Brief

The verb 'cascaded' [ˈkæskeɪdɪd] means to fall or cause something to fall in a continuous series of stages or levels, often with increasing effect. It can be used to describe physical objects such as water or curtains, or abstract concepts such as the effects of a pandemic or news of a scandal. Phrases like 'cascade down' and 'cascade effect' are commonly used, while 'cascade style sheet' refers to a specific type of style sheet language used for web design.