Meaning & Definition of word "Netted"

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    Netted

    /ˈnɛtɪd/

    verb:

    • 1. Past tense of net, meaning to catch or trap in a net.
      • Example: The fishermen netted a large catch during their early morning expedition.
    • 2. To earn or profit from (often used in financial contexts).
      • Example: The company netted a substantial profit after the successful launch of the new product.

    adjective:

    • 1. Having a surface or structure resembling or made of netting.
      • Example: The netted fabric of the dress created an elegant and airy look.

    Etymology

    Origin from the word 'net', influenced by the past participle formation.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    netted profit:

    The remaining amount of money after expenses.

    netted gains:

    Profits made after all deductions.

    Related Words

    net:

    A material made of fibers, used for trapping or capturing.

    netting:

    Material made of net; the act of catching something in a net.

    Slang Meanings of netted

    Meaning: To get something good or desirable.

    Example Sentence: He really netted a great deal on that car.

    Meaning: To be in a relationship with someone.

    Example Sentence: After they started dating, we joked that he had netted her.