pumped

[pʌmpt]

pumped Definition

  • 1excited or enthusiastic about something
  • 2having well-developed muscles, especially as a result of weight training

Using pumped: Examples

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

  • Example

    I'm so pumped for the concert tonight!

  • Example

    He's been working out a lot and now he's really pumped.

  • Example

    The team was pumped up for the big game.

  • Example

    She was pumped to start her new job.

pumped Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pumped

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Phrases with pumped

  • to increase the volume of sound, especially music

    Example

    Let's pump up the volume and dance!

  • to lift weights as a form of exercise

    Example

    He spends two hours a day pumping iron at the gym.

  • to make someone feel more confident or excited

    Example

    The coach gave a pep talk to pump up the team before the game.

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Summary: pumped in Brief

The term 'pumped' [pʌmpt] describes excitement or enthusiasm for something, as in 'I'm so pumped for the concert tonight!' It can also refer to having well-developed muscles, especially from weight training, as in 'He's been working out a lot and now he's really pumped.' Phrases like 'pump up the volume' and 'pump iron' extend the meaning to increasing sound or lifting weights, while 'pump someone up' means to boost their confidence or excitement.

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