acted
ˈæktɪd
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Definition of acted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

behaviorRarebehaved in a specific wayRare
  • His acted kindness was appreciated by everyone.
  • Her acted politeness was noted by the guests.
  • The acted bravery of the child was commendable.
conducted executed performed
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Expressions with acted

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performed with skill and talent
The movie was well-acted and received critical acclaim.

Origin of acted

Latin, actus (act)

Terms with acted included in their meaning

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grammatical voice
in grammar, describes a verb form where the subject is acted upon
linguistics
grammatical voice where the subject is acted upon
advocacy
spoken for or acted on behalf of
team appraisal
learn others' views on how well you acted or worked
insincere talk
insincere support or promises not meant to be acted on
moral discomfort
persistent discomfort from knowing one acted wrongly
physics
object stays at rest or moves uniformly unless acted upon
theater
part of a play acted in pantomime

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  1. French:agissant, ...
  2. German:gespielt, ...
  3. Italian:comportato, ...
  4. Spanish:fingido, ...
  5. Portuguese:agiu, ...
  6. Chinese:表现出的, ...
  7. Japanese:行動した, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَصَنَّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְבוּיָם, ...
  10. Russian:ведущий себя, ...
  11. Ukrainian:діяв, ...
  12. Hindi:बनावटी, ...
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