Designated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESIGNATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DESIGNATE, to mark out so as to make known
• appoint (someone) to a specified office or post
• officially give a specified status or name to
ADJECTIVE:
• appointed to an office or post but not yet installed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chosen but not yet installed

Words related to DESIGNATED

designate11

Words that contain DESIGNATED

undesignated15 predesignated18

How to use DESIGNATED in a sentence

• Nations were designated by the names of their rivers, forests, or towns.
• They were affixed on spots designated by the chiefs.
• Having just designated the place where White-Jacket belonged, it must needs be related how White-Jacket came to belong there.
• One by one the men designated dropped out of the group about her.
• All the other letters are designated in as simple a manner.
• A claim has been advanced by the State of Texas to a very large portion of the most populous district of the Territory commonly designated by the name of New Mexico.
• Pompey was then designated to fill the office which the law created.
• On arriving at the designated place, he found they had been sold into Georgia.
• The amount to spare from the close-hauled course is sometimes designated.
• It was believed that his list of the proscribed was not confined to Paris, but that the names of thousands of victims all over France were already designated.
• She was what was then termed Methodistical, what would now be designated as very Low Church.
• If the various numbers in question were designated by words instead of by symbols, the difficulty of the task would be still further increased.
• The cloaked one chose from the pile of goods, and its escort gathered up the designated boxes, a small cask or two.
• Brigadier Jones was ordered to advance from Roorkee, with what was designated the Roorkee field force, and to take a direction south-east.
• He Himself was henceforth designated by the name Baha.
• Hoar, chose, as it was said, to avoid calling upon Parson Woodbury, as he was then designated.
• This bridge is so designated from the Sterne family, a branch of whom in the last century resided close by.
• Nor is it at all material, in this view, whether the law of the State be a law regulating commerce, or a law of police, nor by what other name or character it may be designated.
• The principle, which I have designated by this term, is of high importance on my theory, and explains, as I believe, several important facts.
• At present it is sometimes designated by this title in poetry, and in addresses written in other tongues than the vernacular.
• Upon their arrival on the ground designated each commanding officer will report in person to the commanding officer of the District Volunteers.
• When we reached the spot I had designated the saddles were removed, so that the horses could graze and roll.
• These gentlemen, I understand, entered upon the duties designated at the times respectively stated in the schedule, and have labored faithfully therein ever since.
• Woodhull, and that lady knew at once whom he meant, even though he had not designated her.
• The receiver will, as a rule, be designated as such, rather than as a telephone.
• A particular gate shall be designated by which they may enter the city, accompanied by an imperial commissary.
• For my argument it matters not two straws by what name this policy be designated.
• There was a close agreement between the point indicated by him and that already designated by Adams.
• Such men are not unfrequently met with, and are designated, by common consent, learned fools.
• Elections are conducted by persons designated by law, or chosen by the electors of the town for that purpose.

Similar words containing SIGNAT without suffix ed and without prefix de

assignat9 assignats10 designate11 obsignate12 signatory13 signature10 designates12 designator12 obsignated14 obsignates13 signatures11 assignation12 cosignatory17 designating14 designation13 designative16 designators13 designatory16 indesignate13 obsignating15 obsignation14 obsignatory17 resignation12 signatories12 assignations13 consignation15 consignatory18 designations14 obsignations15 predesignate16 resignations13 undesignated15 consignations16 cosignatories16 predesignated18 predesignates17 consignatories17 predesignating19 predesignation18 predesignatory21 predesignations19 countersignatur18 countersignature19 countersignatures20

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