blacked
word · lemma: black
Definition
"Blacked" is the past tense and past participle of "black." It means something has become black, has been made black, or has been covered/blocked with black (like ink or paint). It can also refer to censoring or hiding text/images with black marks.
Usage & Nuances
"Blacked" is most commonly used in passive constructions ("was blacked out") or as part of phrases like "blacked out" (lost consciousness or censored). It can refer to literal darkening or metaphorical hiding/censoring. Not used as a standalone adjective; typically appears in contexts with "out" or as a verb form.
Example Sentences
The sky blacked suddenly during the storm.
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The words were blacked out with a marker.
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He blacked his shoes before the ceremony.
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The confidential details were blacked out before the report was published.
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When the lights went out, the whole city just blacked out.
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She blacked the windows so no one could see inside.
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