Meaning & Definition of word "Timed"

Timed

/taɪmd/

1. To measure the duration of an event or activity.
- Example: He timed the race to see how fast she could run.
2. To arrange or schedule something to occur at a specific time.
- Example: The project was timed for completion by the end of the month.

1. Completed or designated to occur at a specific time.
- Example: Her timed presentation impressed the audience with its punctuality.
2. Designed to occur in a specific sequence or at a specific time.
- Example: The timed release of the new software minimized user downtime.

●From the verb 'time' with the past participle suffix '-ed'.

timed out:

to expire due to a lack of activity or response.

time is of the essence:

emphasizing that time is a critical factor.

time management:

the process of planning and exercising control over the amount of time spent on specific activities.

time:

the indefinite continued progress of existence and events that occur in apparently irreversible succession.

timing:

the choice, judgement, or control of when something should be done.

Meaning: Timed out

● Example Sentence: I was in a game when I got timed out.

Meaning: Time's up

● Example Sentence: In the game, when the timer hits zero, it's time's up!