roled

English

Etymology

From role +‎ -ed.

Adjective

roled (not comparable)

1. (mostly in combination) Having a role.
   • 1995, Penny A. Weiss, Gendered Community: Rousseau, Sex, and Politics, page 56:

     Despite the obvious contradictions in and objections to Rousseau's model of the sex-roled family, I hope to offer an interpretation of it that can incorporate, explain, and surpass some of the incompatible interpretations […]

   • 2014, Eric Carlton, Ideology and Social Order, page 61:

     Rituals can, in fact, be the province of many-roled leaders, but there may be no highly institutionalised system of professional religious functionaries, as such.

Anagrams

• Elrod, Loder, lored, older, orled