landed
/ˈlændɪd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of land: to come down to the ground or a surface after flying, jumping, or falling.
- The plane landed safely at the airport.
- The bird landed on the branch and began to sing.
- She jumped from the wall and landed on her feet.
- Past tense and past participle of land: to succeed in getting something, especially a job, contract, or opportunity.
- They landed a spot in the finals after winning the semifinal.
- After months of effort, she finally landed the contract.
- He landed a great job at the tech company.
Synonyms
adjective
- Owning a large amount of land, especially as a sign of wealth or social status.
- Landed aristocrats often had great influence in local politics.
- The landed gentry owned most of the farms in the region.
- He came from a wealthy landed family that had owned estates for centuries.
- Consisting of or relating to land ownership.
- The landed property included several fields and a forest.
- The family's landed wealth came from generations of farming.
- They invested their money in landed assets like farms and vineyards.