themed — designed around or based on a particular theme or subject
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: designed around or based on a particular theme or subject
Pronunciation (IPA): /θiːmd/
Example Sentences
- My bedroom is zombie-themed because I love horror movies.
- The themed cafe looked like Harry Potter's world.
- She organized a dinosaur-themed birthday party for her 5-year-old son.
themed
ADJECTIVE[/θiːmd/]
designed around or based on a particular theme or subject
designed around or based on a particular theme or subject
She schemed to build the worlds she dreamed - all perfectly themed!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
The word 'themed' derives from the Greek 'thema' (meaning subject or topic), which entered English as 'theme'. The past participle suffix '-ed' was then added to create an adjective form, expressing the sense of being organized around or infused with a particular subject matter.
Breakdown
theme (from Greek thema, subject/topic) + -ed (past participle suffix forming an adjective). The combination indicates something that has been organized around or characterized by a specific theme.
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📝Examples
“My bedroom is zombie-themed because I love horror movies.”
“The themed cafe looked like Harry Potter's world.”
“She organized a dinosaur-themed birthday party for her 5-year-old son.”
“The space-themed amusement park made me feel like an astronaut.”
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