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seeded

see·ded

US/ˈsidɪd/ rare

adjective

1.

(of the more skilled contestants) selectively arranged in the draw for position in a tournament so that they meet each other in later rounds

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2.

having the seeds extracted

  • “seeded raisins”
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3.

having seeds as specified

  • “many-seeded”
  • “black-seeded”
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4.

having or supplied with seeds

  • “a seeded breadfruit”
  • “seeded rolls”
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5.

sprinkled with seed

  • “a seeded lawn”
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