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Drowned vs. Drownded

Drowned

Having died by suffocation in water or another liquid

Examples:

The fields were drowned under the torrential downpour.Her voice drowned out the noise of the bustling city.Tears drowned his face during the moving speech.

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Drownded

A nonstandard past participle of drown, indicating someone or something was submerged in water and died.

Examples:

The basement flooded, and all my old books got drownded.She slipped, fell, and nearly drownded in the shallow end.The flowers drownded after the heavy rains last night.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Drowned is the correct past tense of drown, while drownded is a nonstandard or incorrect form.
  • Remember that drown has only one past tense form, which is drowned.
  • To avoid confusion, think of drown as a regular verb where you simply add -ed to form the past tense.
  • Drownded may sometimes be heard in dialects, but it is not grammatically standard.
  • Associate drowned with standard English to avoid informal or incorrect usage.
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