adjective

missed

not taken, overlooked, not caught

It was a missed opportunity.

It was a missed opportunity.

I have three missed calls from you.

I have three missed calls from you.

((...)) + noun used before a noun It was a missed chance to win.

Synonyms: lost, overlooked; Antonyms: seized, taken, caught

The past participle of the verb 'to miss', used as an adjective to describe something that was not caught or taken.

The '-ed' ending signifies the past. Think of something that has already gone by and you can no longer get it, like a 'missed train'.

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