Definition

Having trees planted or growing in an area; covered with trees.

Example

The treed park was a perfect spot for a family picnic.

Conversation

I found this great spot for our picnic; it’s really treed and shady.

That sounds perfect! I love being in nature.

Yeah, it’s nice to relax in a treed area away from the city.

Absolutely! It will be so refreshing to spend time outdoors.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'treed' originates from the verb 'tree' (from Old English 'treow', meaning tree) combined with the suffix '-ed' (indicating a past action). The term 'treed' means to have driven an animal up a tree, often used in hunting contexts.

Memory Tip

Imagine a situation where an animal is 'driven up' a 'tree' — that's how you remember that 'treed' means to have forced something into a tree.

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