Interpreted means simple past and past participle of interpret. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like taken or understood.
Interpreted in a sentence
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Interpreted meaning
simple past and past participle of interpret
Synonyms of Interpreted
Example sentences (20)
Black canvases open up spaces that escape the usual scenery and allow narratives to be discovered and interpreted.
Note that nothing in this article should be interpreted as endorsing a particular candidate in the 2024 elections.
I interpreted the note in the book to be about me and how I was the type of person he wanted a relationship with.
The company also said it would have to cut expenses, a comment widely interpreted as suggesting further layoffs.
To put it simply, these events are retcons: new information that changes how previously-described events are interpreted.
Considering how all this is interpreted in Scotland, the matter remains opaque, concerning the Gaels as a protected group.
That alone can be interpreted as a lesson: The best teams find players from every avenue (homegrown, free agency, trades).
We will merit Karl Marx’s disdain of philosophers: “philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways.
Therefore, caution should be exercised when Gadopiclenol MRI scans are interpreted without a companion non-contrast MRI scan.
Her inability to understand English may have been interpreted as naïveté, but Karine was far from naive.
In a ploy that could be interpreted as playing mind games, Mokwena also highlighted Pirates’ game model.
In South Carolina, lawyers representing the state Legislature have argued the right to privacy should be interpreted narrowly.
I was left wondering if the “stupid prices” part of its tagline was meant to be interpreted literally.
Indeed, the entire Summer Olympics can be interpreted as a civil religious ceremony with a global congregation every four years.
No competitive negativity, just a healthy community, a little excited gang rooting for each other, or that’s how I interpreted it.
The attendee interpreted that request as political cover for what was already a foregone conclusion.
However, a summary report on the 2021-2022 season recommends the data be interpreted cautiously, especially when comparing seasons.
Mr Hardcastle added that, according to a courtier, Andrew's positioning "could be interpreted as the King showing there isn't a rift".
Some of the intellectuals have interpreted vachanas wrongly, based on their prejudiced reading and understanding of vachana literature.
I frequently witness situations where an executive's casual mention of an idea becomes interpreted as an absolute directive or priority.
Common combinations with interpreted
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- be interpreted 68×
- interpreted as 66×
- interpreted to 20×
- been interpreted 19×
- interpreted the 16×
- interpreted by 12×
- interpreted in 10×
- is interpreted 10×
- are interpreted 8×
- was interpreted 7×
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