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pitted

1

[pit-id]

adjective

  1. marked or scarred with pits: pit.

    a pitted complexion.



pitted

2

[pit-id]

adjective

  1. (of fruit) having the pit removed.

    a pitted olive.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of pitted1

before 1050; Old English pytted (not found in ME); pit 1, -ed 3

Origin of pitted2

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Example Sentences

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He created a 'competitive cauldron' that pitted players against each other in training matches and head-to-heads.

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In total, there are 10 British players in the women's singles draw - and half of them have been pitted against seeded players.

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The possibility that he might draw the US into another foreign entanglement has pitted the isolationist and hawkish wings of his party bitterly against one another.

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The event — co-hosted by the nonprofit research group Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety and the California Building Industry Assn. — pitted two tiny homes, about the size of sheds, against a fire.

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Costed at about £120m, Leeds found itself pitted against Greater Manchester in a race to win approval from Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government.

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