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figured
[ fig-yerd ]
figured
/ ˈɪɡə /
adjective
- depicted as a figure in graphic art, painting, or sculpture
- decorated or patterned with a design
- having a form
- music
- ornamental
- (of a bass part) provided with numerals indicating accompanying harmonies
Other 51Թ Forms
- ھ·ܰ· [fig, -yerd-lee, -yer-id-], adverb
- -ھu adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
When the relationship ended, she figured that she could still use the change of scenery.
While the conservancy and its partners figured out what to do, rangers ferried lucerne pellets and other food to the island to help keep the giraffes alive.
So the billionaire entrepreneur figured “common sense” would prevail in his second term, despite the president’s campaign to impose tariffs as a way of resuscitating American manufacturing.
My sermon — which I would deliver sloppily in the smoking section at parties, annoyingly self-satisfied and convinced that I had figured it all out — became this: If you’re cool now, you’re cool forever.
Jenny Slate hasn’t quite figured out how to respond when people tell her they found themselves sobbing at the end of “Dying for Sex,” the new FX show she stars in alongside Michelle Williams.
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