Framed

/freɪmd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past tense of frame; to construct or create a structure or to enclose something within a frame.

She framed the picture beautifully for the gallery.

to devise or fabricate a false scenario to incriminate someone.

He was framed for a crime he didn't commit.

adjective

having a frame; arranged or constructed within a specific boundary or context.

The framed artwork in the living room adds a touch of elegance.

Derived from the verb 'frame', which comes from Old English 'framian', meaning 'to construct or enclose'.

frame of reference

A set of criteria or stated values in relation to which measurements or judgments can be made.

frame someone

To set someone up for a crime or wrongdoing they didn't commit.

in the frame

In a position to be considered or affected; involved.

frame

A rigid structure that surrounds or encloses something.

framing

The method of constructing a frame.

Set someone up to take the blame.

They totally framed him for the theft.

Built or arranged something cleverly.

He framed the whole plot like a pro.