parenthesizedadj.

1811 Mirror of Taste Aug. 123 The line of demarkation between the parenthesized part and the sentence that included it, was coarse, studied, and unnatural.

1843 New Mirror 11 Nov. 95/1 The dress, air, and graces of 'teens, the composure, plentitude, and alas! the parenthesized smile of 'ties.

1861 Daily Zanesville (Ohio) Courier 30 July 2/3 (‘Contraband of war excepted’)... Does he mean for those who sympathize with secession to receive it without the words parenthesized and every true loyal Democrat to receive it with the parenthesis.

1866 Sat. Rev. 21 26 Each word or member of a phrase, with its explanation appended in parenthesized clauses.

1940 W. V. Quine Math. Logic i. 39 It may be bounded at its other end by the limit of that parenthesized expression.

1973 A. H. Sommerstein Sound Pattern Anc. Greek i. 6 A schema with parentheses abbreviates a sequence of rules with and without the parenthesized elements, the longest first.

1992 Lit. & Ling. Computing 7 114/1 This is particularly important in Italian texts, for the presence of long coordinate constructions, nested clauses, lists, and parenthesized clauses.

1889 Lancet 22 June 1277/1 The amount of constant practice that is required to take a verbatim report of a complicated and much parenthesised speech.