described

Hear it
Hear it

Phonetic Respelling: [ dih-skrahyb ]

Definition: Play

v. give an account or representation of in words

Sentence: Play Play

The book described the process of metabolism.

More example sentences:

The book described the process of metabolism.

Hear it Hear it

Fibonacci's sequence of numbers has been described as the numbers used by whom?

Hear it Hear it

Which best described Ferahgo and Klitch's relationship?

Hear it Hear it

Your heart can be described as what?

Hear it Hear it

Which best described Bigfang and Largutt's thoughts toward Graypatch?

Hear it Hear it

How was Norma Jean Foote described in this story?

Hear it Hear it

What best described Barry Sander's personality?

Hear it Hear it

How was Abe Allerton described by others in the community?

Hear it Hear it

What word described the stairs?

Hear it Hear it

What best described Pinkerton?

Hear it Hear it

Who was described as "muddleheaded"?

Hear it Hear it

Which is not a way that Charles described a horse to Lizzie?

Hear it Hear it

She described him as cockalorum.

Hear it Hear it

While Mama and Papa shopped for sheets and fishing gear, what word described how Brother and Sister felt?

Hear it Hear it

Which of the three camels could be described as a vandal or hoodlum?

Hear it Hear it
Right
Left

Synonyms: Play

tell; recount; relate; depict; report

Antonyms: Play

forget

How many syllables in described?

2 syllables Play Syllables Game

Divide described into syllables:

de-scribed

Described rhymes:

Test drive some of our other games

Play now to sample our spelling, vocabulary and typing games.
Vocabulary Games (8 games)
Spelling Games (9 games)

VocabClass lessons are designed to engage students, improve motivation in learning the subject matter, and generate better results. Long-term retention is our focus and by making the learning process fun, our gamified approach has a positive impact on this goal.

View all games!

YEAH. Try it FREE!

Gitf box

Try our 7-day Free Trial to test drive
the VocabClass program.

Sign up for a 7-Day Free Trial Not now, thank you
View all games!
Back to main site