"Messed" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Messed" Meaning

The word "messed" is a past participle form of the verb "mess". It can be used as an adjective or a verb.

As an adjective, "messed" means:

In a state of disorder or confusion
Illegally obtained or tampered with
Damaged or destroyed

Example sentences:

The room was messed up after the party. (In a state of disorder or confusion)
The evidence was messed with before it was presented in court. (Illegally obtained or tampered with)
The beautiful vase was messed up during the move. (Damaged or destroyed)

As a verb, "messed" means:

To make someone or something untidy or disordered
To interfere with or tamper with someone or something
To ruin or destroy something

Example sentences:

She messed up her hair by combing it too much. (To make someone or something untidy or disordered)
He messed with the engine, causing it to break down. (To interfere with or tamper with someone or something)
The firehose messed up the pavement. (To ruin or destroy something)

"Messed" Examples

Examples of "messed" in sentences

1. Verb

I accidentally messed up my shirt with ink while I was writing a letter.

2. Verb

After the party, the living room was messed up with broken glasses and food crumbs.

3. Verb

When I left the room, I messed around with the remote control and changed the channel.

4. Adjective

The plane was messed up due to severe thunderstorms, and it was delayed for hours.

5. Adjective

She was fed up with messed up service at the restaurant and asked for a refund.