What is the definition of Provided?

To make a living; earn money for necessities.

Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! That dictionary definition – “to make a living; earn money for necessities” – it’s a good starting point, but we need to dig a little deeper. “Provided” means something quite specific, you see. It's about 💎giving💎 or 💎supplying💎 something. Think of it like this:
"Provided" means to offer, to furnish, to make available.
Let’s use an example – “The school 💎provided💎 lunch.” What does that mean? They 💎gave💎 the students food! They made it 💎available💎. It could be money - "He was 💎provided💎 for by his parents," meaning they gave him what he needed. Or it can be a service, like “The company 💎provided💎 excellent customer support.” They offered that support! So, while earning money is 💎one💎 way something might be provided, it's not the whole picture. "Provided" is about making something accessible – giving it to someone or offering it up for use. Does that make sense? Do you have any questions about how “provided” works in a sentence? Let’s try some examples together...

"Provided fear" is like giving someone a thrilling rollercoaster ride but instead of the exhilarating rush, they're left standing at the bottom, shivering like a spooky Halloween costume. Imagine this:

"After the new security system was installed, the cat in the window started giving fear to the neighbors, who decided to paint their windows black as if they're trying to drown out the ominous music coming from the basement."

Alright, let's break this down with a dash of humor and a pinch of seriousness. A 'provided body enhancing irritants' is like saying someone's been giving you a daily dose of the worst, most questionable, and potentially harmful substances to boost their physique. Imagine it as a cocktail that promises 'toned abs and chiseled cheeks' but actually serves up 'nasty side effects like extreme sensitivity to sunlight and a constant itch that's worse than a spider bite.'

Here's an edgy, unsettling example sentence: "The bodybuilder's secret ingredient was nothing but a cocktail of provided body enhancing irritants, making him look like he just stepped out of a horror movie but with more muscle and less dignity."

"Provided blood cells" refers to the lifeline that keeps our circulatory system humming, but let's spice things up a bit. Picture this: "The doctor provided us with new blood cells, but we're all wondering if they're the same as the last time we went on that thrilling roller coaster ride with our own personal 'iron lung' experience!"

Now, for an unsettling example: "The ghost of Mr. Bloody Old Man provided us with blood cells, and we're all just standing there, wondering if he's secretly trying to turn us into vampires or if his blood is just a bad batch of recycled red cell shoelaces."

A 'provided project' is like a magician's trick where someone hands you a card with a question on it and says, "I've got the answer, but you didn't ask for it!" It's basically a gift, but it might just leave you scratching your head for days.

Example sentence: "After my 'provided project' to bake a dozen cupcakes for the office, I realized my boss was actually asking me to write a book on existential dread in the confetti-filled wedding cake."

"Providing alpha male skin cells is like offering a high-powered haircut to a dude who's so confident in his mohawk that he thinks he's the only one with 'alpha' vibes. But instead of a wavy mane, we get a bunch of gloriously red, gloriously male skin cells!"

And here's an unsettling example sentence: "The lab technician, in a bid to 'upgrade' his alpha male skin cell collection, unknowingly unleashed a batch of rogue cells that started whispering conspiracy theories about the new CEO's intentions."

"Provided light particles" means to deliver the cosmic glow that makes stars twinkle and planets orbit, but with a twist - it's like someone decided to light up the night sky with neon signs instead of stars. Imagine this: "The astrophysicist provided light particles, but the universe decided to turn them into disco balls that played 'I Love You, Baby' at 3 AM." That's right, folks, science is not just about understanding the universe, it's also about having a good time with unexpected cosmic surprises!

A 'provided fluid' is like a cosmic juggler, gracefully tossing and catching the most unpredictable substances – be it water, blood, or the essence of a midnight snack – across an interstellar stage of life. It's as if the universe itself decided to throw a party, but with biological fluids instead of champagne!

Now, here's a sentence that's as unsettling as it is weird: "The existential dread of my unprovided fluid was so heavy, it caused the local bar to close for the day, and my therapist to finally diagnose me with 'Fluid Anxiety Syndrome.'"

Sure, let's start with a laugh: 'Provided seeds' means to supply someone with the germinating potential of life, like giving a plant a nudge towards sprouting. But imagine this in an unsettling way:

"After the CEO's sudden departure, the office plant nursery decided to 'provide seeds' for the new boss's office garden, but they left a weird, metallic scent that made the employees question if they were dreaming or if their boss had just switched to a sci-fi theme." There, we've got a mix of humor and a dash of unease!

"Provided experiments" is like a fancy scientific jargon phrase that basically means "a bunch of people did something really weird and potentially dangerous, and we documented it for your information." It's like saying, "Here's what actually happened in the lab, complete with glowing fluorescent lights and the scent of burnt rubber."

Now, here's a sentence that might just send shivers down your spine: "The lab's provided experiments suggested the universe is actually trying to teach us to dance like aliens."