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

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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.

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