GLIDED Meaning and
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The term "glided" is a past tense verb derived from the word "glide." To glide means to move smoothly and effortlessly without any apparent effort or force, typically in a graceful and fluid manner. "Glided" refers to the act of undergoing this smooth and controlled motion, usually while maintaining a steady path or trajectory.
Used metaphorically, "glided" can also convey a sense of ease and gracefulness in various contexts. When applied to a person's movements, it suggests a serene and unhurried demeanor while traversing a familiar or controlled territory. Additionally, "glided" can describe a seamless and elegant transition from one state or position to another, indicating a subtle change that occurs without any sudden or abrupt actions.
The term "glided" can further be associated with light, airy, and effortless movements, almost reminiscent of floating or skimming through the air. It conveys an image of grace and poise, often allowing the subject to effortlessly navigate their surroundings or perform actions with a delicate touch. This word evokes a sense of tranquility, as if the subject is gliding along a gentle breeze or calmly skimming the surface of a tranquil body of water, displaying a remarkable balance and control.
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Etymology of GLIDED
The word "glided" has an etymology rooted in Old English.
It is derived from the Old English verb "glidan", meaning "to glide, slide, or move smoothly and effortlessly". This Old English verb can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "glīdaną".
The Proto-Germanic word "glīdaną" eventually evolved into various forms across different Germanic languages. In Middle English, it transformed into "gliden" and later became "glided" as the past tense and past participle form.
Over time, the word "glided" has retained its original meaning of moving smoothly or effortlessly. It is commonly used to describe objects or individuals that appear to glide or slide without much effort.
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Conjugate verb Glided
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