eaten

[eet-n]

verb

1. a past participle of eat.

eaten

/ ˈiːtən /

verb

1. the past participle of eat

Other Word Forms

• half-eaten adjective
• uneaten adjective

Example Sentences

Obviously, you’ve eaten on screen before, that’s part of an actor’s job, but did you think about how you were going to react to what you try?

From Los Angeles Times

Naomi said she took her photo shortly after she had eaten her dinner.

From BBC

Since 1967, the expansion of settlements has eaten away at the West Bank, breaking it up into an increasingly fragmented political and economic entity.

From BBC

Its so-called institutions, among them our nation’s increasingly threadbare 18th-century Constitution, are visibly crumbling, as if eaten away from within by an army of persistent termites.

From Salon

In the decades since the Oslo Accords, Israeli narratives have hardened, armed Palestinian groups have strengthened, and the control of the Palestinian Authority government has been eaten away.

From BBC