be labelled (as) — to be described or characterized as something, often in a way that categorizes or defines someone or something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be described or characterized as something, often in a way that categorizes or defines someone or something
Pronunciation (IPA): /biː ˈleɪbəld (æz)/
Example Sentences
- The pizza was labelled as 'extremely spicy' but it was milder than my grandmother's soup.
- She was labelled as the office comedian after her hilarious presentation about quarterly reports.
- The product was labelled as eco-friendly by the environmental organization.
be labelled (as)
VERB[/biː ˈleɪbəld (æz)/]
to be described or characterized as something, often in a way that categorizes or defines someone or something
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After one mistake, the new employee was labelled as careless by everyone.
Once labelled as disabled, now fabled as unstoppable!
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“The pizza was labelled as 'extremely spicy' but it was milder than my grandmother's soup.”
“She was labelled as the office comedian after her hilarious presentation about quarterly reports.”
“The product was labelled as eco-friendly by the environmental organization.”
“He didn't want to be labelled as a quitter, so he kept trying despite failures.”
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