Granted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRANTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRANT, to bestow upon
• agree to give or allow (something requested) to
• give (a right, power, property, etc.) formally or legally to
• agree or admit to (someone) that (something) is true
NOUN:
• a sum of money given by a government or other organization for a particular purpose
• the action of granting something
• a legal conveyance or formal conferment
ADJECTIVE:
• acknowledged as a supposition

Words related to GRANTED

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How to use GRANTED in a sentence

• Its capital was then limited to L30,000, but in 1730 increased to L600,000, and a charter granted to the Corporation, by act of Parliament.
• Of these the right to declare war is perhaps the most important, as well by the consequences attending war as by the other powers granted in aid of it.
• This will the more probably be granted if the Executive shall have authority to use other means in the event of a refusal.
• His forlorn condition appealed to my parents and they granted his request.
• Limited divorce is granted for cruelty in either of the parties or any other cause which would justify absolute divorce, if the party desires only a divorce from bed and board.
• The trustees have assumed great responsibilities, and supply the place of a board of public works, with larger powers than are usually granted to such officials.
• Without the royal consent and the resources and authority granted him, Nehemiah could hardly have accomplished the large task which he undertook.
• The Duke marked the fashion of their leave-taking, the kisses given and granted, the sighs and the weeping as they bade farewell.
• Much was promised but little if anything was really granted.
• In 617 he was recommended as commander of the trading-fleet of Nueva Espana, and was granted the office of its admiral.
• He offered to exchange a pipe-load of tobacco with you, and when that occurred you could take it for granted that he was your friend for life.
• The citizens were granted easy terms, and all pillage was strictly forbidden.
• After some hesitation, leave was granted, and permission was given to a certain number of officers to serve under him.
• The commons granted supplies to the amount of six millions, raised by the land-tax, the malt-tax, duties on spirituous liquors and licenses, and a loan from the sinking fund.
• This clemency was granted to twenty of the prisoners, of which Scot was one.
• All the rich, all the influential, all who are happy, come at last to take these miseries for granted.
• Up to now I had taken it for granted he was a member of the Scottish Kirk.
• It remained for a considerable period unoccupied, and was at last granted to Josephine, by her imperial husband.
• Unless for some extraordinary reason, shore leave will not be granted to any officer.
• Ten children and thirty adults were baptized, and to some holy communion was granted after they had been prepared by a sermon on that subject.
• I have received a letter from a Washington friend who seems to think it possible that a pension may be granted to me.
• This was a modest and very natural desire, considering what the nation owed to him, but it was not granted, and the shame of it can never be redeemed.
• It happened to him, as to many a mediocre actor, that the day when the public granted him their full attention he became, one may almost say, superior.

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