What does "analyzed" mean?

1. (examined in detail) to have studied something carefully to understand how it works or what it means. 2. (carefully considered) describes something that has already been studied and explained.

How do you use "analyzed"?

In British English, the spelling 'analysed' is used instead of 'analyzed'.

analyzed

v. · adj.

US //ˈænəˌɫaɪzd// an·a·lyzed

1 examined in detail (v.)
B2 Upper Intermediate

to have studied something carefully to understand how it works or what it means.

past tense or past participle of 'analyze'; refers to the process of breaking down a complex substance or topic into smaller parts to gain a better understanding of it.

Example

The scientists analyzed the water samples to see if they were safe to drink.

Example

The research team analyzed the quarterly data extensively before presenting their findings to the board of directors.

Usage

In British English, the spelling 'analysed' is used instead of 'analyzed'.
- ignored
- overlooked
2 carefully considered (adj.)
C1 Advanced Academic

describes something that has already been studied and explained.

participial adjective referring to a subject that has been subjected to a formal or systematic analysis.

Example

The analyzed data showed a clear trend in how people use the app.

Example

The analyzed results were published in a peer-reviewed journal, providing a foundation for future studies in the field.
- evaluated
- assessed
- unexamined