stamped

[stæmpt]

stamped Definition

• 1. to bring down (the foot) forcibly or noisily
• 2. to impress with a particular mark or device
• 3. to crush, mash, or pulverize by or as if by trampling

Using stamped: Examples

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

• Example

  He stamped his foot in anger.

• Example

  The document was stamped with the official seal.

• Example

  The grapes are stamped to extract the juice.

• Example

  She stamped on the brakes to avoid hitting the deer.

stamped Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stamped

• trample
• tread
• step
• press

Phrases with stamped

• stamp out

  to put an end to something by forceful means

  Example

  The government is determined to stamp out corruption.

• stamp of approval

  an indication or statement that something is accepted or regarded favorably

  Example

  The CEO gave the new product his stamp of approval.

• stamp your authority

  to establish your control or dominance over a situation

  Example

  The coach needs to stamp his authority on the team.

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Summary: stamped in Brief

To 'stamp' [stæmpt] means to bring down the foot forcibly or impress with a particular mark or device. It can also mean to crush or pulverize by trampling. Examples include 'He stamped his foot in anger' and 'The document was stamped with the official seal.' Phrases include 'stamp out,' meaning to put an end to something by forceful means, and 'stamp of approval,' meaning an indication that something is accepted or regarded favorably.