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adjective let·tered \ ˈle-tərd \

Definition of lettered

1 a :learned, educated

b :of, relating to, or characterized by learning :cultured

2 :inscribed with or as if with letters

Examples of lettered in a Sentence

the lettered crowd is well acquainted with the author, but the average person probably hasn't heard of him

Recent Examples of lettered from the Web

Kevin Kisner The overnight leader at seven under is being let down by his five-lettered first name.

— luke kerr-dineen, USA TODAY, "One of these 3 players will win the PGA Championship," 13 Aug. 2017
A great example was the idea of getting the countdown clocks on the division B, which are the lettered lines.

— jen kirby, Daily Intelligencer, "What Is Wrong With the MTA — and Can It Be Fixed?," 29 June 2017
Some 100,000 North Koreans are amassed in Kim Il Sung square waving plastic bouquets and holding up lettered cards to create designs like the ruling party’s hammer, sickle and brush logo when seen from the balcony of the Grand People’s Study House.

— Washington Post, "A new balance of terror: Why North Korea clings to its nukes," 31 May 2017
Some 100,000 North Koreans are amassed in Kim Il Sung square waving plastic bouquets and holding up lettered cards to create designs like the ruling party’s hammer, sickle and brush logo when seen from the balcony of the Grand People’s Study House.

— Washington Post, "A new balance of terror: Why North Korea clings to its nukes," 31 May 2017
Some 100,000 North Koreans are amassed in Kim Il Sung square waving plastic bouquets and holding up lettered cards to create designs like the ruling party’s hammer, sickle and brush logo when seen from the balcony of the Grand People’s Study House.

— Washington Post, "A new balance of terror: Why North Korea clings to its nukes," 31 May 2017
Some 100,000 North Koreans are amassed in Kim Il Sung square waving plastic bouquets and holding up lettered cards to create designs like the ruling party’s hammer, sickle and brush logo when seen from the balcony of the Grand People’s Study House.

— Washington Post, "A new balance of terror: Why North Korea clings to its nukes," 31 May 2017
Some 100,000 North Koreans are amassed in Kim Il Sung square waving plastic bouquets and holding up lettered cards to create designs like the ruling party’s hammer, sickle and brush logo when seen from the balcony of the Grand People’s Study House.

— eric talmadge, The Seattle Times, "A new balance of terror: Why North Korea clings to its nukes," 30 May 2017
Clint Bowyer, Ryan Blaney, Daniel Suarez and Chase Elliott, went to the green-lettered tires in the first segment.

— michael persinger, charlotteobserver, "NASCAR: Kyle Busch takes advantage of strategy error, runs away with All-Star win," 20 May 2017

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