folded
Pronunciation: [foʊldɪd]
Word
Context: “activity”
(verb) to bend something over onto itself, like paper or clothes. When you fold a piece of paper, you make a crease by pressing it down. This helps keep things neat and makes them easier to store.
Example
I folded the letter and put it in the envelope.
Example
I didn't fold my clothes after washing them, so they are all messy.
Example
Can you help me fold this large sheet of paper?
Context: “appearance”
(adjective) when something, like fabric or a piece of paper, has been bent over in parts, creating a crease or shape. When you look at a folded shirt, you can see where the fabric has been bent.
Example
The folded napkins looked very nice on the dinner table.
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The unfolded clothes were lying all over the floor and looked cluttered.
Example
Have you ever seen a folded paper crane before?
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