mined

/maɪnd/
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of mine (to extract minerals from the earth).
    • They mined gold in this region for over a century.
    • The workers mined copper from the hillside.
    • He mined data from the internet for his research project.
  2. Past tense and past participle of mine (to place explosive mines).
    • The navy mined the channel to protect the base.
    • The army mined the border to stop the invasion.
    • They mined the field during the war.
adjective
  1. Extracted from the earth by digging or tunneling.
    • The company sells both mined and synthetic gemstones.
    • The mined coal was loaded onto trains for transport.
    • Mined diamonds are often found deep underground.
  2. Filled with explosive mines (as in a military or naval context).
    • The soldiers carefully avoided the mined road.
    • The harbor was mined to prevent enemy ships from entering.
    • Divers cleared the mined area near the port.
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