sprayed

[spreɪd]

sprayed Definition

  • 1to scatter liquid in small drops or particles over a surface
  • 2to apply a liquid in this way

Using sprayed: Examples

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

  • Example

    The gardener sprayed the plants with water.

  • Example

    She sprayed perfume on her neck.

  • Example

    The graffiti artist sprayed his tag on the wall.

sprayed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sprayed

Phrases with sprayed

  • a type of paint that is sprayed from a can, used for graffiti or other artistic purposes

    Example

    He used spray paint to create the mural on the side of the building.

  • a container with a nozzle that sprays liquid when squeezed, used for cleaning or gardening

    Example

    She filled the spray bottle with vinegar and water to clean the windows.

  • spray tan

    a cosmetic treatment in which a fine mist of tanning solution is sprayed onto the skin to create a temporary tan

    Example

    She got a spray tan before her vacation to Hawaii.

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Summary: sprayed in Brief

The verb 'sprayed' [spreɪd] means to scatter liquid in small drops or particles over a surface or to apply a liquid in this way. It is often used in gardening, cleaning, and artistic contexts, as in 'The gardener sprayed the plants with water.' 'Sprayed' extends into phrases like 'spray paint,' used for graffiti or other artistic purposes, and 'spray bottle,' used for cleaning or gardening.

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