statued

[ stach-ood ]

/ ˈstætʃ ud /

adjective

having or ornamented with statues: a statued avenue.

Origin of statued

First recorded in 1800–10; statue + -ed³

Related formsun·stat·ued, adjective

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Examples from the Web for statued

The men in both gangs looked on from their places about the cranes and up on the beams in statued expectation.
The Walking Delegate|Leroy Scott
Anyhow, he loved this place and its seven lamps and its shrines and statued saints.
The Lee Shore|Rose Macaulay
At a smile with love aglow, At a frown a statued woe, Standing pinnacled in pain Till a kiss sets free!
Songs from Vagabondia|Bliss Carman and Richard Hovey
"I' nisto' niwon (You were humming)," spoke the statued brave, but she did not understand.
The Way of an Indian|Frederic Remington

All this while mademoiselle, on the floor at my feet, had neither stirred nor whispered, as rigid as the statued Virgin herself.
Helmet of Navarre|Bertha Runkle

British Dictionary definitions for statued

statued

/ (ˈstætjuːd) /

adjective

decorated with or portrayed in a statue or statues

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