CRAMMED Meaning and
Definition
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Crammed is an adjective that describes a state or condition of being tightly packed or overcrowded with people or things. When an area or space is cram-packed, it means there is a large number of objects or individuals occupying it, filling it to capacity, and leaving very little or no room for movement or further additions. The word often carries a connotation of discomfort or inconvenience due to the lack of space or the presence of too many things in a confined area.
Crammed can also be used to describe a person's actions or behaviors when they try to hastily or forcefully fit a large amount of information into their brain in a short period of time, especially right before an exam or test. In this context, cramming refers to a study technique where one attempts to learn or memorize a significant amount of material in a condensed timeframe, often sacrificing deeper understanding for short-term recall. This form of studying is typically done under pressure or time constraints without much consideration for long-term retention of the knowledge.
Overall, the term "crammed" denotes a state of overcrowding, either physically or mentally. Whether it refers to a tightly filled space or a person's attempt to acquire knowledge quickly, it suggests a sense of discomfort, pressure, or urgency due to the limited capacity or time available.
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The following may be called polite slang.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of CRAMMED
The word "crammed" comes from the Middle English word "crammen", which originally meant "to stuff into a container". This Middle English word has its origins in the Old English word "crammian", meaning "to press or pack tightly". The word is believed to have originated from Proto-Germanic "krammōną" and is related to the Dutch word "krammen" and the German word "kramen", both meaning "to stuff".
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Conjugate verb Crammed
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