Meaning & Definition of Headed in English
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Headed
Having a head; directed towards a specified place or goal.
Pronunciation:
/ˈhɛdɪd/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Having a head; leading or at the forefront.
Example Sentence: The headed portion of the article captured the reader's attention.
Definition: Directed towards; moving in a specified direction.
Example Sentence: We are headed south for the winter.
Definition: Having a specified title or position.
Example Sentence: She is the headed manager of the department.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from 'head' + the past participle suffix '-ed'.
Synonyms
directedleadingheaded towardsorientedfronted
Common Phrases and Expressions
- headed for: Moving towards a particular place or situation.
- headed up: In charge of; leading a group or project.
- headed off: To prevent something from happening by interposing oneself.
Translations
- Spanish: dirigido
- French: dirigé
- German: gerichtet
- Russian: направленный
Related Words
- lead: To guide or direct.
- head: The upper part of the body or a leader.
- heading: The direction one is facing or travelling.
Slang Meanings of headed
Meaning: To be in a state of going in a specific direction.
Example Sentence: I'm headed to the party after work.
Meaning: To have the primary responsibility for something.
Example Sentence: He's heading the new project at work.