-ed
Otherpast tense / completed
Suffix · means "past tense / completed"
Roots often paired with -ed
Associated Words · 504
concerned
Worried or anxious; involved or affected
involved
Taking part in something; complicated; emotionally connected
united
Joined together; acting in agreement
married
Having a husband or wife; a married person
used
Previously owned or employed; accustomed to something
tired
In need of rest; fed up; overused
limited
Restricted in size or scope; not extensive
complicated
Consisting of many parts; difficult to understand or deal with
advanced
At a high level of development; ahead in progress or complexity
sophisticated
Worldly-wise and refined; highly complex or advanced
detailed
Including many specific facts or particulars; thorough
repeatedly
Many times; again and again
continued
Prolonged without interruption; ongoing
sacred
Holy and deserving great respect; connected with religion
related
Connected or associated; belonging to the same family
pleased
Feeling happy and satisfied
convinced
Completely certain or persuaded that something is true
provided
On the condition that; only if
talented
Having natural ability or skill
extended
Stretched out or prolonged in length or duration
opposed
Against or in conflict with something; having resisted
expected
Considered likely or probable to happen
fixed
Firmly set in place; not changing
experienced
Having extensive knowledge or skill from practice