prepared — ready or willing to do something
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: ready or willing to do something
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɪˈperd/
Example Sentences
- The boy scout was so well-prepared that he brought an umbrella to a desert camping trip.
- Are you prepared to handle the consequences of eating that expired yogurt?
- The students should come prepared with all necessary materials for the exam.
prepared
ADJECTIVE[/prɪˈperd/]
ready or willing to do something
She feels prepared for the exam with notes, snacks, and a calm smile.
The feast he prepared is joyfully shared, and its taste cannot be compared!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
Derived from Latin 'praeparare', meaning to make ready beforehand. The word combines 'prae' (before) and 'parare' (to prepare or make ready), reflecting the Roman military practice of readying weapons and equipment before battle.
Breakdown
prae- (before) + parare (make ready) + -ed (past participle suffix indicating completed action).
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🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“The boy scout was so well-prepared that he brought an umbrella to a desert camping trip.”
“Are you prepared to handle the consequences of eating that expired yogurt?”
“The students should come prepared with all necessary materials for the exam.”
“She was mentally prepared for the challenging interview questions.”
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