From the past participle of crowd, whose older English root meant to press or push together.
From the past participle of crowd, whose older English root meant to press or push together.
What does crowded mean?
It describes a place, time, or field filled with many people or things.
Can a train be crowded?
Yes. It can have so many passengers that little room remains.
Can a calendar be crowded?
Yes. It can have many appointments and little free time.
What is the opposite of crowded?
For a place, empty or spacious can be an opposite.
Does crowded always describe people?
No. It can also describe things or activities packed into a space or period.