labelled
/ˈleɪbəld/
adjective
- Marked with a descriptive tag or identifier.
- All the boxes are labelled with their contents for easy moving.
- The labelled jars in the kitchen help everyone find the spices quickly.
- Each plant in the garden is labelled with its scientific name.
- Assigned to a particular category or group, often in a simplistic or unfair way.
- He felt labelled as a troublemaker after just one mistake.
- Once labelled a 'slow learner,' she struggled to shake off that reputation.
- The students were labelled by their test scores, which didn't show their full potential.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of label: to attach a descriptive tag to something.
- They labelled the products with price tags yesterday.
- She labelled all the folders before the meeting.
- He had labelled his luggage with bright ribbons for easy spotting.
- Past tense and past participle of label: to assign a category or description to someone or something.
- Teachers labelled him gifted after his excellent test results.
- The media labelled the event a disaster before all the facts were known.
- Critics labelled the movie a masterpiece after its release.