discussed

[ dih-skuhst ]

adjective

1. having been talked or written about, especially in order to debate or explore solutions:

   The proposed new parking garage has been a widely discussed topic in recent months.

verb

1. the simple past tense and past participle of discuss ( def ).

Other Words From

• un·dis·cussed adjective
• well-dis·cussed adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of discussed¹

discuss ( def ) + -ed ²

Example Sentences

That goes not just for immigration and tariffs but also for less discussed but equally disruptive ideas like abolishing the Department of Education, whose immediate impacts—including the loss of federal funding for high-poverty school districts and support for students with disabilities—people would not enjoy.

From Slate

Gray told MSPs he discussed a range of issues at the Hampden matches, including pyrotechnics, business engagement in sport and the SPFL’s work to support community wellbeing.

From BBC

It discussed Israeli drone movements.

From BBC

A Times editor met with actor John Stamos to prepare a Greek dish at his home, where they discussed their similar backgrounds and his new memoir, ‘If You Would Have Told Me.’

From Los Angeles Times

In reality, three cartoons published by a French satirical magazine had been discussed in class, and Paty had said anyone who felt they might be offended did not have to stay.

From BBC

Related Words

• cited
• quoted
• specified
• voiced