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Represented vs. Representated

Represented

To have acted or spoken on behalf of someone or something.

Examples:

The lawyer represented her at the court hearing.This symbol represented peace for the entire nation.He represented his team at the international summit.

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Representated

/rɪˌprɛzənˈteɪtɪd/
"Representated" appears to be a non-standard or incorrect form of "represented" which means to stand in for someone or something, or to depict visually or describe in words.

Examples:

The painting representates the era's essence vividly.His speech representated the community's ideals with conviction.This novel subtly representates cultural evolution over time.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Represented is the correct past tense form of the verb represent.
  • Representated is a common misspelling and is not an actual word.
  • To remember, think about how represent simply adds -ed to form the past tense, like most regular verbs.
  • Avoid adding an extra a before the t in represented, as it doesn't fit the regular verb pattern.
  • If you see representated, recognize it as an error and use represented instead.
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