[
UK
/vˈɒljuːmd/
]
ADJECTIVE
-
(often used in combination) consisting of or having a given number or kind of volumes
the poet's volumed works
a two-volumed history
multi-volumed encyclopedias
large-volumed editions -
formed or rising in rounded masses
gasping with the volumed smoke -
furnished with volumes
a large room volumed with ancient books
How To Use volumed In A Sentence
- In 1907 he began the publication of his seven volumed work about the Aranda and Loritja tribes.
- large-volumed editions
- multi-volumed encyclopedias
- What a contemptible science this is, then, about which quartos are written, and sixty-volumed Biographies Universelles, and The Paris Sketch Book
- Then, Waldorf, the frivolous one, the one with the easiest laugh, began with a smile that quickly volumed into a deep laugh. MURDER SONG
- It appears to be a book review of a many volumed book attacking the supposed author of the books, and the sentences are convoluted things that rarely come in under 100 words.
- the poet's volumed works
- a two-volumed history
- Seasonally adjusted gross domestic product rose 3.3% on the quarter but fell 9.1% on an annual basis in a chain-volumed measure, Statistics Iceland said. Iceland GDP Rebounds From Third Quarter
- gasping with the volumed smoke
