SLASHED Meaning and
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Slashed is an adjective that describes something that has been cut, torn, or gashed with force. It refers to an action or appearance where a sharp object or forceful action has caused a deep, irregular, or jagged wound or mark on an object or surface.
In a literal sense, the term "slashed" commonly refers to a violent or forceful cutting motion. For example, a sword being forcefully swung or a knife being forcefully plunged can leave behind slashed marks on a target or victim. It implies a quick, abrupt, and forceful action that results in a tearing or cutting effect.
In a figurative sense, "slashed" can be used to describe a significant reduction or decrease, especially when it comes to prices, budgets, or salaries. When an item or service is said to be slashed in price, it means that its original amount has been drastically reduced to a much more affordable or cost-effective level.
Additionally, "slashed" can be used metaphorically to describe a situation or condition that has experienced a severe and substantial downturn or decline. This can refer to anything from slashed sales figures, slashed job opportunities, or slashed hopes and dreams. It conveys a sense of sudden, drastic reduction or deterioration in a particular area or aspect.
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Having long narrow openings, as a sleeve, &c., to show a brighter-coloured cloth beneath; in bot., deeply gashed; divided by deep and very acute incisions.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of SLASHED
The word "slashed" originated from the Middle English word "slashen", which came from the Old French word "esclachier". This Old French word meant "to break" or "to splinter". Over time, "slashen" evolved into "slasher" in Middle English, representing the act of cutting or striking with force. Eventually, this verb form became the past tense "slashed", which is commonly used today to describe a sudden, forceful cut or gash.
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