Sweated: meaning, definitions and examples

past form

The word 'sweated' is the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'sweat'. It describes the process of emitting moisture from the body, usually as a response to heat or exertion. Sweating occurs as a way for the body to maintain a stable internal temperature. During physical activity, the body produces sweat to cool down. Losing fluids through sweating can vary greatly depending on the individual and environmental conditions.

dripped, exuded, perspired

Examples of usage

• She sweated profusely during the marathon.

• He sweated under the hot sun.

• They slowly sweated as they hiked up the mountain.

• The athlete often sweated during training.