Associations to the word «Prepared»
Noun
- Hydroxide
- Chloride
- Polymerization
- Reagent
- Contingency
- Memo
- Dish
- Ammonium
- Sauce
- Broth
- Meal
- Frying
- Ingredient
- Stew
- Dough
- Sodium
- Methanol
- Garlic
- Infusion
- Hydrolysis
- Banquet
- Paste
- Seafood
- Flour
- Ethyl
- Carbonate
- Condensation
- Syrup
- Sulfide
- Onion
- Boiling
- Vinegar
- Acetate
- Salad
- Potassium
- Nitrate
- Oxide
- Soup
- Ammonia
- Monomer
- Dessert
- Pork
- Baking
- Catalyst
- Salt
- Mustard
- Silica
- Summary
- Ester
- Amine
- Gel
- Noodle
- Graduate
- Oven
- Lithium
- Spice
- Oxidation
- Emergency
- Starch
- Snack
- Recipe
- Supper
- Vegetable
- Ambush
- Alkali
- Chlorine
- Ethanol
- Memorandum
- Pastry
- Beverage
- Meat
- Sulfate
- Cuisine
- Onslaught
- Feast
Adjective
Wiktionary
PREPARED, adjective. Willing.
PREPARED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of prepare
Dictionary definition
PREPARED, adjective. Made ready or fit or suitable beforehand; "a prepared statement"; "be prepared for emergencies".
PREPARED, adjective. Having made preparations; "prepared to take risks".
PREPARED, adjective. Equipped or prepared with necessary intellectual resources; "graduates well equipped to handle such problems"; "equipped to be a scholar".
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