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mown

American  
[mohn] / moʊn /

verb

  1. a past participle of mow.


mown British  
/ məʊn /

verb

  1. a past participle of mow 1

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Other Word Forms

  • unmown adjective

Example Sentences

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So if it’s a grass buffer, it must be mown and kept to a certain standard.

From Los Angeles Times

The decline of their natural habitat means curlew often breed in farmers' hayfields where their nests can be destroyed if the grass is mown in May or June, before chicks have had time to fledge.

From BBC

A Scottish cycling charity is backing calls for more responsible use of e-bikes after a cyclist claimed he was mown down by a food delivery driver.

From BBC

The green is large and has a large expanse of closely mown turf to the left.

From Washington Times

Some greens have deep rough on one side and closely mown areas on the other that send balls rolling some 20 yards away.

From Washington Times