SCREENED Meaning and
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Screened is the past participle form of the verb "screen," which has several meanings and uses. Generally, screened refers to the action or process of examining, assessing, or evaluating someone or something. It involves scrutinizing or checking to determine suitability, eligibility, or quality.
One common usage of screened is in the context of job applications or admissions processes. In these cases, screened typically refers to the evaluation or review of candidates or applicants to determine their qualifications, skills, or suitability. It can involve a thorough evaluation of resumes, interviews, background checks, or any other relevant selection criteria.
Screened can also refer to the process of filtering or sifting through information or data to select specific items or identify relevant material. This can occur in a variety of contexts, including online searches, research, or content management systems. When something is screened, it means that it has been examined or assessed to filter out unnecessary or irrelevant content, leaving only what is desired or appropriate.
In a medical context, screened can also imply testing or examining individuals for the presence of certain diseases or conditions. For instance, patients may be screened for various diseases like cancer, diabetes, or high blood pressure, through laboratory tests, physical examinations, or questionnaires.
Overall, screened suggests the act of assessing, evaluating, or filtering, often to determine suitability, eligibility, or relevance in various domains, such as employment, information, or health.
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Etymology of SCREENED
The word screened originated from the Old English word scren which means a partition, fence or shelter. The word is derived from the Old Norse word skra meaning a thin piece of wood or cloth used as a protective shield. It further traces back to the Proto-Germanic root skrag- meaning to cover or protect. Over time, screen has come to refer to a variety of protective barriers, such as those used to separate spaces, shield from view, filter light, or display images. The verb form screened means to examine, test, or filter.
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