tried

[traɪd]

tried Definition

  • 1tested and proved to be reliable or trustworthy
  • 2exhausted or worn out by use or constant attempts

Using tried: Examples

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

  • Example

    She is a tried and true friend.

  • Example

    The recipe is a tried and tested method for making the perfect cake.

  • Example

    After many failed attempts, he finally succeeded with a tried and true strategy.

  • Example

    The old car was tried and worn out.

tried Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with tried

  • a method that has been used successfully in the past and is proven to work

    Example

    The tried and tested method for studying for exams is to review your notes every day.

  • a tried and true friend

    a friend who has proven to be reliable and trustworthy over time

    Example

    I know I can always count on my tried and true friend to be there for me.

  • a well-tried remedy

    a remedy that has been used successfully for a long time

    Example

    Chamomile tea is a well-tried remedy for insomnia.

Origins of tried

past participle of 'try'

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Summary: tried in Brief

The term 'tried' [traɪd] refers to something that has been tested and proven to be reliable or trustworthy, such as a 'tried and tested method' or a 'tried and true friend.' It can also refer to something that is exhausted or worn out by use or constant attempts, like a 'tried and worn out' car. Synonyms include 'tested,' 'proven,' 'reliable,' and 'experienced.'