beheaded
beheaded — verb
- beheadedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- beheadeds3rd person singular
- beheadeding-ing form
- beheadededpast simple
1. the past tense and past participle of the verb 'behead', used when someone's hea
the past tense and past participle of the verb 'behead', used when someone's head was cut off, often as a punishment or execution
The rebels beheaded the captured guard beside the city gate.
beheaded + object in an active clause
After the short trial, the prisoner was beheaded in the square.
passive: was beheaded
In the horror film, the masked villain beheaded a museum guard.
The history book says the young prince was beheaded at nineteen.
- decapitated
more formal and technical, but the meaning is almost the same
- executed
broader word for killing as punishment; it does not always involve removing the head
文法句型
beheaded + object
was/were beheaded
beheaded + person as punishment
用法筆記
Beheaded is the past form of 'behead'. Writers often use it in passive sentences about history, war, or crime reports, especially when the person who carried out the act is unknown or less important than the victim.