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View definitions for labeled

labeled

adjective as in called

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adjective as in named

adjective as in typed

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First they labeled me the “girlfriend,” then I was the “cougar girlfriend.”

Dalbesio made it clear that Calvin Klein never labeled her “plus size,” nor treated her differently than the other waifish models.

The song has been labeled controversial and progressive—and has been celebrated in such outlets as Rolling Stone and Slate.

Her opponents, meanwhile, labeled her “the Democratic Scott Walker.”

When the trailer debuted in June, Drudge Report picked up the link to it and labeled it an “Obama Generation Satire.”

Mrs. McAllister looked the garage over, and observed the newly labeled drawers.

With commendable enterprise he had fitted up a portion of his barn and had labeled it "Motor Garage" in huge letters.

Hollister no longer had a philosophy of life in which motives and actions were tagged and labeled according to their kind.

When the pure food law went into effect, Phenalgin was labeled a malaria germicide.

Food which contains this preservative will be so labeled and should not be given to children or people with weak digestion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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