Delegated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELEGATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• entrust (a task or responsibility) to another person, typically one who is less senior than oneself
• send or authorize (someone) to do something as a representative
NOUN:
• a person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference
• a member of a committee.

Words related to DELEGATED

delegate10 delegates11 delegating13

Words that contain DELEGATED

undelegated14

How to use DELEGATED in a sentence

• Before I slept Eveena had convinced me, much to my own discomfiture, how very limited must be any authority that could be delegated to her.
• She had always stood somewhat in awe of him, as a person delegated with authority by her grandmother, a servant who was much more than a servant.
• The possibility of a question of this nature proves the necessity of laying the foundations of our national government deeper than in the mere sanction of delegated authority.
• So far from this power having been delegated to Congress, it was expressly refused by the Convention which framed the Constitution.
• He delegated his power to Osaul Tovkatch, and gave with it a strict command to appear with his whole force at the Setch the very instant he should receive a message from him.
• Its exchange committees and its delegated powers to its president may hereafter be dispensed with without incurring the danger of exposing its proceedings to the public view.
• Already in the year 1527, after the expulsion of the Medici, a subordinate board had been created, to whom very considerable executive and administrative faculties were delegated.
• An analysis shows that the principle of delegated authority had become attenuated to a remarkable degree.
• Beer was expensive at two francs a bottle, and so a conscientious native had been delegated to give it out slowly.
• Millions of peasants delegated us to defend the Constituante, but this was dissolved as soon as it began to work for the good of the people.
• His father, Sha-Jehan, had four sons, to each of whom he delegated the command of a province.
• That such responsible duty was delegated to the Negroes was a high compliment from the military authorities.
• It would swallow up all the delegated powers, and reduce the whole to one phrase, as before observed.
• While those bodies are in existence to whom the people have delegated the powers of legislation, they alone possess, and may exercise, those powers.
• But Germany had delegated her two greatest composers, Strauss and Mahler, to come to conduct their newest compositions.
• What she did not know about the classics was known by others whom she delegated to teach her grandchild.
• Let our philanthropist choose for himself a board of trustees to whom should be delegated the management of a generous fund toward the end proposed.
• Each Power delegated to the Supreme Council a permanent military representative whose function was to act as adviser to the Council.
• The Congress exercised all the executive as well as legislative powers delegated by the States.
• The supremacy was both in degree and extent only that which was delegated by the States to their common agent.
• As sovereignty was not delegated by the States, it was necessarily reserved.
• Under ordinary circumstances, the power thus delegated to Congress is scarcely felt by the States.
• It is a new power brought upon the scene, and a ruling power, delegated from Heaven.
• The missive certainly fell upon fertile soil, and Scales, by right of discovery, delegated to himself the pleasure of answering.
• The appeal of a citizen did not imply such right to an interview, for the Caesar in such minor cases commonly delegated his powers to other judicial authorities at Rome.
• The sovereignty rested with the separate states, which have delegated certain powers to the central government.
• Even though she could have met him again through parent teacher conferences she had delegated these sessions to Hispanic Betty.
• The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
• The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively or to the people.
• Powell had been delegated the previous January to give this, there could be no other conclusion than that he had refrained from doing so.
• I am grateful to you and my other friends, who have delegated you to this mission.
• The powers not delegated to the United States, by the constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.

Similar words containing LEGAT without suffix ed and without prefix de

legate7 legato7 legated9 legatee8 legates8 legator8 legatos8 ablegate11 delegate10 legatary12 legatees9 legatine9 legating10 legation9 legators9 relegate9 ablegates12 delegatee11 delegates11 delegator11 legations10 relegated11 relegates10 allegation11 delegatees12 delegating13 delegation12 delegators12 legataries11 legateship16 legatorial11 relegating12 relegation11 allegations12 delegations13 legateships17 legationary15 legatissimo14 nondelegate13 relegatable14 relegations12 undelegated14 nondelegates14 superdelegate17 superdelegates18

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