Felled: meaning, definitions and examples

past tense

The word 'felled' is the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'fell.' It typically means to cut down or knock down something, especially trees. This term is often used in the context of lumbering or forestry, where trees are felled to be harvested for wood. Additionally, it can also refer more broadly to knocking down an opponent in various contexts, such as sports or combat.

chopped down, cut down, knocked down

Examples of usage

• The lumberjack felled several trees in the forest.

• In the game, he felled his opponent with a swift tackle.

• The storm felled power lines across the town.