screened

[skriːnd]

screened Definition

  • 1examined or checked something thoroughly
  • 2showed a movie or program on a screen

Using screened: Examples

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

  • Example

    The candidates were screened for their qualifications.

  • Example

    The airport security screened the passengers' luggage.

  • Example

    The film will be screened at the festival next week.

  • Example

    The TV channel screened the latest episode of the show last night.

screened Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for screened

Phrases with screened

  • a porch or room with screened walls, designed to keep out insects and other pests while allowing fresh air to circulate

    Example

    We spent the evening sitting on the screened porch, enjoying the cool breeze.

  • rejected or eliminated from consideration

    Example

    Many applicants were screened out during the initial round of interviews.

  • the amount of time spent watching TV, movies, or using electronic devices

    Example

    Children should have limited screen time to prevent eye strain and other health problems.

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Summary: screened in Brief

The verb 'screened' [skriːnd] has two main meanings. The first refers to examining or checking something thoroughly, as in 'The candidates were screened for their qualifications.' The second meaning is showing a movie or program on a screen, as in 'The film will be screened at the festival next week.' Other phrases include 'screened porch,' 'screened out,' and 'screen time.'