evolved (Meaning)
evolved (imp. & p. p.)
of Evolve
Synonyms & Antonyms of evolved
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- unripe
- uncivilized
- nonprogressive
- green
- savage
- undersized
- past
- undersized
- primeval
- early
- past
- primordial
- old
- nonprogressive
- underweight
- uneducated
- early
- undersize
- embryonic
- unripe
- primordial
- obsolete
- unripened
- antiquated
- obsolete
- underweight
- uneducated
- primeval
- old
- unripened
- embryonic
- savage
- uncivilized
- green
- undersize
- antiquated
evolved Sentence Examples
- The chameleon's skin color evolved to blend into its surroundings, providing it with camouflage.
- Over millions of years, humans evolved from primates, developing complex cognitive abilities.
- Language evolved as a means of communication, allowing humans to share ideas and knowledge.
- The evolution of agriculture transformed human societies from nomadic to settled lifestyles.
- The invention of the wheel evolved transportation, making it easier to travel and transport goods.
- The Industrial Revolution evolved with the widespread use of machines, leading to significant changes in production and manufacturing.
- The development of antibiotics evolved to combat bacterial infections, saving countless lives.
- The evolution of computers revolutionized information processing and communication.
- The rise of the internet evolved global connectivity and access to information.
- The evolution of artificial intelligence is transforming industries and has the potential to reshape society.
FAQs About the word evolved
of Evolve
advanced, higher,improved, developed, modern, educated, enhanced, late, refined,high
underdeveloped, immature,primitive, low, backward, undeveloped, rudimentary, rude, lower, retarded
The chameleon's skin color evolved to blend into its surroundings, providing it with camouflage.
Over millions of years, humans evolved from primates, developing complex cognitive abilities.
Language evolved as a means of communication, allowing humans to share ideas and knowledge.
The evolution of agriculture transformed human societies from nomadic to settled lifestyles.
