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lodged

/lษ’dส’d/intermediate Level

English Meaning & Definitions

1.verb

Fixed, stuck, or embedded in a safe or stationary position.

Example Sentences:
  • โ€œThe bullet was lodged securely in the wooden beam.โ€
  • โ€œA small fishbone became lodged in his throat.โ€
2.verb

Submitted or presented an official formal statement, complaint, or appeal.

Example Sentences:
  • โ€œShe lodged a formal complaint against the noisy neighbor.โ€
  • โ€œThe defense team lodged an appeal with the supreme court.โ€
3.adjective

Remaining in a specific place or position; fixed or stuck.

Example Sentences:
  • โ€œThe lodged wheel made the cart impossible to push.โ€
  • โ€œRescue workers tried to free the lodged debris.โ€
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Cultural Origin & Etymology

Derived from the verb 'lodge', originating from Old English 'logian' (to place, dwell, or stay), related to 'log' referring to a dwelling place made of wood or timber. Over time, the meaning expanded from physically housing someone to fixing something firmly in a specific place.

Memory Aid & Mnemonic

Think of a key 'lodged' inside a locked doorโ€”stuck and firmly fixed in place.

Frequently Asked Questions About โ€œlodgedโ€

1. What is the meaning of โ€œlodgedโ€ in English?

In English, lodged (verb) is defined as: โ€œFixed, stuck, or embedded in a safe or stationary position.โ€.

2. How do you use โ€œlodgedโ€ in a sentence?

โ€œThe bullet was lodged securely in the wooden beam.โ€

3. What are English synonyms of โ€œlodgedโ€?

Common synonyms include:embedded,stuck,fixed,anchored,submitted

4. What is the etymology and word origin of โ€œlodgedโ€?

Derived from the verb 'lodge', originating from Old English 'logian' (to place, dwell, or stay), related to 'log' referring to a dwelling place made of wood or timber. Over time, the meaning expanded from physically housing someone to fixing something firmly in a specific place.