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sat Definition and Meaning in English (sat definition)

verb
Synonyms:restedperchedsquatted
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Sat definition: To have taken a seat or rested one's body on a surface, typically a chair or the ground, in the past.

Definitions of Sat

  1. 1verb

    To have taken a seat or rested one's body on a surface, typically a chair or the ground, in the past.

Example Sentences

casual

“He sat on the bench for an hour.”

casual

“The cat sat by the window, watching the birds.”

casual

“She sat down to read a book.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

stoodrosestood up

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivesit
third person singularsits
present participlesitting
adjectiveseated

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

sat on his handsidiom

Did nothing when action was expected or required.

sat for an examcollocation

Took an examination or test.

sat throughphrasal_verb

Endured an unpleasant or lengthy event from beginning to end.

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Sat definition: To have taken a seat or rested one's body on a surface, typically a chair or the ground, in the past.
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'Sat' translates to 'sat' in English. Sat definition: To have taken a seat or rested one's body on a surface, typically a chair or the ground, in the past.
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