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Sucked in a sentence
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Sucked meaning
simple past and past participle of suck
Using Sucked
- The main meaning on this page is: simple past and past participle of suck
- In the example corpus, sucked often appears in combinations such as: sucked into, sucked in, get sucked.
Context around Sucked
- Average sentence length in these examples: 22.7 words
- Position in the sentence: 7 start, 10 middle, 3 end
- Sentence types: 20 statements, 0 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Sucked
- In this selection, "sucked" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 22.7 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, get, everywhere, leone and away stand out and add context to how "sucked" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include after being sucked into the and and get sucked into a. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "sucked" sits close to words such as bouncing, canine and cynthia, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with sucked
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
A: It really sucked. (4 words)
And historically, communist art has sucked’. (6 words)
Before you get sucked in, take a breath. (8 words)
Estimated at up to $650 billion (Global Financial Integrity, 2022), representing 8% of world trade, the insanely lucrative global drug trade can only get bigger and more developing countries, like Sierra Leone, sucked in with dire consequences. (37 words)
Add to that last summer’s scorching heatwaves, which ignited an inflationary spiral as electric utilities everywhere sucked up supplies for natural gas-based generation to keep air-conditioners running full blast during peak summer demand. (36 words)
After the brothers launch a plumbing business, they set out to save Brooklyn from a flood and get sucked into a fantastical universe filled with armies of Toads, Koopas and kart-crafting Kongs. (33 words)
Example sentences (20)
Add to that last summer’s scorching heatwaves, which ignited an inflationary spiral as electric utilities everywhere sucked up supplies for natural gas-based generation to keep air-conditioners running full blast during peak summer demand.
After being sucked into the mysterious Quantum Realm, Team Ant-Man faced their most dangerous adversary yet Kang the Conqueror.
After the brothers launch a plumbing business, they set out to save Brooklyn from a flood and get sucked into a fantastical universe filled with armies of Toads, Koopas and kart-crafting Kongs.
A: It really sucked.
A joint statement said: "When the soul of democracy has been sucked out from the Parliament, we find no value in a new building.
And historically, communist art has sucked’.
An investigation later concluded that Snowbird 11 lost power after a small bird was sucked into the engine shortly after take-off from Kamloops Airport.
Because version of Boomers and elites back in country had sucked all the opportunity out of their nation.
Before you get sucked in, take a breath.
But something feels off about this number — like we’re being sucked into backing the NFL’s worst team.
But that breathing room was sucked away by Luton during a frenetic final 10 minutes, when first Ross Barkley then Elijah Adebayo struck to offer their supporters hope of a spectacular recovery.
Characters in “The Boosters” are sucked into the gung-ho swirl like people pulled into floodwaters.
During the fall, the skier was sucked under the moving debris at times and snow was being forced into their mouth, which they had to clear with a hand multiple times.
Estimated at up to $650 billion (Global Financial Integrity, 2022), representing 8% of world trade, the insanely lucrative global drug trade can only get bigger and more developing countries, like Sierra Leone, sucked in with dire consequences.
Fear of missing out has sucked them into every relief rally, only to trap them in their snapback plays when everything begins to fall apart.
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Gas leaking at the problem valve was sucked into the ventilation system from the rooftop.
He also sucked up shamelessly to Ms Sturgeon and Mr Swinney, oiling them all over with praise at every chance, presenting himself as the third part of the trilogy.
He said that just as he was passing out the doors burst open, and he saw smoke getting sucked out and he got pushed out the door.
He then sucked in Dylan Walker and Jackson Ford before flicking a ball out the back to Moses Leota.
Common combinations with sucked
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- sucked into 62×
- sucked in 28×
- get sucked 21×
- sucked up 15×
- sucked out 14×
- was sucked 13×
- been sucked 11×
- getting sucked 11×
- has sucked 10×
- being sucked 9×