1. digested
1. A fund manager with Boshi said that the market risks have been much digested after the correction and the macroeconomic management has taken effect.
2. Don't expect a creepy show, though - only very small insects are trapped and digested by the sticky leaves.
3. Some books are to be read cursorily, and some are to be chewed and digested.
4. The desperate expansion policies of 2008 led to overinvestment and wastage so the inefficient use of this investment has to be digested.
5. Some brokers argued the market had digested the potential negative fallout of the mainland's fresh macroeconomic curbs.
6. Thanks to the efforts of two men, these historical relics escaped the fate of being all ground up and digested.
7. The report said the market risk had been largely digested after consolidation, though uncertainties remain.
8. digested
8. The broth has the added advantage of being easily digested, therefore reducing the possibility of increased nausea.
9. US stocks retreated Monday from a robust rally that capped a volatile week as investors digested signs of worrying slowdowns in some foreign countries.
10. He was a little worried at first but became relieved once he thought it had been digested.