DRONED Meaning and
Definition
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Droned is a verb commonly used to describe the monotonous, low-pitched sound produced by certain machines or devices, such as a drone, aircraft, or engine. It refers to an ongoing, continuous sound that lacks variation or musical qualities. The term can also be used to describe a person's speech or tone that is long, dull, and lacking in enthusiasm or expression.
The term droned may also be used to describe the act of operating or controlling a drone, which is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or an aircraft without a human pilot on board. In this context, droning refers to the act of piloting or maneuvering the drone, often remotely, to complete a mission or task.
Beyond the auditory context, droned may also have a military connotation, referring to a prolonged, repetitive strategy or tactic employed in warfare. This usage suggests a continuous, unchanging approach where minimal variation or deviation occurs.
Additionally, droned can be associated with the hum of bees or other insects, describing the consistent and rhythmic sound generated by their wings as they fly or hover. It is often characterized by a monotonous, buzzing noise that is even and continuous.
Overall, droned typically signifies a repetitive, monotonous sound, speech, or action that lacks variation, musical qualities, or enthusiasm.
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Etymology of DRONED
The word "droned" originates from the Middle English term "drōnen", which can be traced back to the Old English word "drānian". This Old English word meant "to speak indistinctly or in a low monotonous tone" or "to make a continued and monotonous low sound". The root of "drōnen" can further be traced to the Proto-Germanic word "drēnōną", meaning "to hum, buzz, or drone". From Proto-Germanic, it is connected to the Proto-Indo-European root "*derē-" and has linguistic relatives in various languages such as Old High German "trōnen", Middle Dutch "dronen", and German "dröhnen".
Similar spelling words for DRONED
- Trento,
- oud-turnhout,
- ternate,
- irish-trained,
- self-trained,
- turned-out,
- gosh-darned,
- tyranid,
- lathe-turned,
- best-trained,
- dried,
- torrente,
- Darnetta,
- drones,
- Derwent,
- drone,
- trente,
- turned-up,
- darned,
- Dronte,
- Dorrinda,
- turned-on,
- draghound,
- burton-upon-trent,
- Drawnet,
- tarhunt,
- classically-trained,
- Dreint,
- drained,
- british-trained,
- de-trained,
- TRWNT,
- over-turned,
- opportunities_toronto,
- down-turned,
- dragnet,
- american-trained,
- turn out,
- tornote,
- trente-et-quarante,
- trendy,
- well-turned-out,
- house-trained,
- trained,
- trenet,
- engine-turned,
- drawnout,
- Truand,
- tarnaud,
- stoke-upon-trent,
- sleep-drowned,
- TRINIT,
- Dorinda,
- goal_toronto,
- troy unit,
- tarento,
- re-turned,
- toronto,
- duranti,
- trendier,
- trend,
- u.s.-trained,
- tyrunt,
- french-trained,
- tyrant,
- Triunity,
- Tarrent,
- Trinitey,
- downed,
- trend-setter,
- truant,
- dirent,
- turunda,
- well-drained,
- Trant,
- navy-trained,
- daren't,
- trenti,
- tyrannid,
- turanite,
- Droned,
- Trinita,
- trenette,
- university-trained,
- un-trained,
- toronto-area,
- newark-on-trent,
- trient,
- turanid,
- TRAINET,
- ill-trained,
- durand-ruel,
- trenta,
- Dined,
- toilet-trained,
- dirnt,
- turned-down,
- taranto,
- cross-trained,
- Dyrinda,
- trinity,
- diuranate,
- better-trained,
- Trent,
- Donned,
- deerhound,
- torriente,
- german-trained,
- burton-on-trent,
- drant,
- turned-off,
- drowned,
- Durrant,
- tirante,
- tironut,
- tyrannidae,
- durante,
- half-turned,
- Tarrant,
- Traunt,
- turnhout,
- dornod,
- tirant,
- trinite,
- dorante,
- TRINET,
- Darinda,
- Dreynt,
- darent,
- toronado,
- un-derwent,
- darunta,
- duranty,
- dorneywood,
- DRENET,
- trend-setting,
- Trinity-house,
- Doronit,
- up-turned,
- democrat-turned-republican,
- goalies_toronto,
- tornado,
- TRANDA,
- potty-trained,
- well-turned,
- duronto,
- Terrenity,
- Triplicate-ternate,
- turned,
- Tarente,
- highly-trained,
- Derinda,
- trent-severn,
- ironed,
- dronett,
- on-trend,
- stoke-on-trent,
- foreign-trained,
- Drent,
- well-trained,
- durant,
- turnout,
- Daranide,
- tronto,
- Durand,
- toronto-based,
- Trinette,
- tourneyed,
- harvard-trained,
- Trinitee,
- Trinnette,
- pot-trained,
- torrent.
Conjugate verb Droned
CONDITIONAL
I
would drone
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would drone
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would drone
he/she/it
would drone
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would drone
FUTURE
I
will drone
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will drone
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will drone
they
will drone
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have droned
we
will have droned
you
will have droned
he/she/it
will have droned
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will have droned
PAST
I
droned
we
droned
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droned
he/she/it
droned
they
droned
PAST PERFECT
I
had droned
we
had droned
you
had droned
he/she/it
had droned
they
had droned
PRESENT
I
drone
we
drone
you
drone
he/she/it
drones
they
drone
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have droned
we
have droned
you
have droned
he/she/it
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have droned
I
am droning
we
are droning
you
are droning
he/she/it
is droning
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are droning
I
was droning
we
were droning
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were droning
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was droning
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were droning
I
will be droning
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I
have been droning
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had been droning
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would have droned
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I
would be droning
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