sliced
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Definition
Adjective 1. Cut into flat, broad pieces: Describes something, typically food, that has been cut into thin, flat pieces. 2. Prepared by cutting: Indicates that an item has undergone a process of being sliced.
Usage
The adjective "sliced" is used to describe the state of a food item after it has been cut. It typically precedes the noun it modifies (e.g., sliced bread). It describes the result of the action.
Examples
- She made a sandwich with sliced turkey and cheese.
- Please buy a loaf of sliced bread from the store.
- The recipe calls for two cups of sliced mushrooms.
- He served the sliced cake to all the guests.
Advanced Usage
- "thinly sliced" / "thickly sliced": These phrases specify the thickness of the slices.
- Garnish the dish with thinly sliced green onions.
- Used metaphorically to describe something divided or separated into distinct parts.
- The laser sliced through the darkness. (Here, "sliced" is the verb form. The adjective form in a metaphorical sense is less common but possible, e.g., the sliced beam of light).
Variants and Related Words
- Slice (verb): To cut something into slices.
- Slice the onions finely.
- Slice (noun): A thin, broad piece cut from a larger item.
- Would you like a slice of pie?
- Slicer (noun): A tool or machine for slicing.
- a cheese slicer; a bread slicer
Synonyms
- Cut
- Carved (often for meat)
- Sectioned
Antonyms
- Whole
- Uncut
- Intact
Related Phrases/Idioms
- "slice of life": A realistic representation of everyday experience in a film, book, etc.
- The film is a charming slice of life in a small village.
- "a slice of the pie": A share of something, especially profits.
- Every department wants a larger slice of the pie.
Adjective
- used of meat; cut into pieces for serving
- prepared by cutting
- sliced tomatoes
- sliced ham
- chopped clams
- chopped meat
- shredded cabbage