labeled
v.v. to attach a piece of paper or a tag to something to show what it is. You also use this when you describe someone or something with a specific word or category.
v. to attach a descriptive tag or identifying mark to an object; figuratively, to categorise or characterise a person or thing with a specific label. Transitive — requires a direct object.
She labeled each box with a black marker.
The technician labeled the chemical samples clearly to ensure no mix-ups occurred during the experiment.
Critics labeled the new policy a failure before it even had a chance to be implemented, effectively poisoning public perception through early negative framing.
The verb is transitive and often takes a complement introduced by 'as' when used figuratively.
He was labeled of a liarHe was labeled a liarThe verb does not take the preposition 'of' when assigning a category to someone.