Word
themed
US/ˈθimd/
UK/θˈiːmd/
Definitions
01having a specific style
adj. designed or decorated to match a specific topic or idea.
adj. having a specific motif or subject that dictates the design, decor, or activities of a place or event.
“The kids had a great time at the pirate-themed birthday party.”
“The resort features several themed restaurants, ranging from a 1950s American diner to a traditional Japanese tea house.”
Usage
Often used in hyphenated compounds like 'space-themed' or 'jungle-themed'.
02to give a theme to
v. to give something a particular style or topic.
v. to design or organise something around a particular theme. Usually used in the passive voice or as a past participle.
“They themed the entire hotel after famous classic movies.”
“The developers themed the shopping mall to resemble a Mediterranean village, complete with artificial cobblestone streets and terracotta roofs.”
Formal
Usage
Primarily used as a transitive verb in marketing and design contexts.
Real-World Examples
“It's the start of university - you're already on your fourth themed night out of the week and have signed up for every quirky-sounding society your campus has to offer.” Scan code
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