Labelled

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'label', meaning to attach a label to something, identifying it or providing information. A label can be a piece of paper, a sticker, or a marking that indicates the item's name, contents, origin, or other relevant details. It can also be used metaphorically to categorize or classify someone or something based on certain characteristics or attributes. This act signifies a process of identification, classification, or designation. Furthermore, the action often entails the application of an adjective or phrase to an item, person, or concept to denote qualities, status, or purpose.

Labelled meaning with examples

• The boxes were meticulously labelled with their contents and the designated recipient to ensure accurate delivery and prevent confusion. Each box was labeled 'fragile' to signify care in handling. The delivery service required the items to be clearly labeled. They then labelled them with a tracking number. Without the required information, the packages would be un-deliverable.
• After the discovery, the police labelled the scene a crime scene, immediately cordoning off the area to preserve evidence and protect public safety. No one was allowed to touch the item, because it had been labelled. It would remain an investigation scene. The item also would be held at this location for a while.
• The artist's controversial artwork was labelled as 'provocative' by some critics, while others admired it. The pieces that are most labelled as controversial are in the news. It was labelled for controversy and this meant that some people appreciated it and some people did not.
• The scientists labelled the newly discovered species as *Vibrantia aurora*, reflecting its vibrant coloration and habitat. Every specimen of these creatures that they encountered was carefully labelled and logged for further study. They were labelled with a unique identifier, for traceability
• In the marketing campaign, the new product was labelled as 'eco-friendly' to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers. All products were labelled with a green sticker and a message to appeal to customers. These customers needed to be able to quickly identify which products were labelled as 'eco friendly'