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stacked

adjective

Meaning

Arranged in a neat pile or series of layers.

Examples

The firewood was neatly stacked against the wall.
She found a stacked deck of cards hidden in the drawer.

Synonyms: piled, arranged, layered, heaped

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stacked (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /stæk/

Definition

Arranged in a neat pile or series of layers.

Examples

The firewood was neatly stacked against the wall.
She found a stacked deck of cards hidden in the drawer.
The cookies were stacked high on the plate, tempting everyone.

How to Use stacked

stacked against (prepositional phrase): Having a significant disadvantage or unfavorable situation. — "The odds were stacked against the underdog."
stacked deck (collocation): A set of circumstances or a competition that is unfairly arranged to favor one side. — "The hiring process seemed like a stacked deck for the internal candidate."

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