approved
- adjective
- /əˈpruːvd/
- Formal
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aprobado
- Instead, get chef crafted dietitian approved meals delivered right to your door.
They were the first ever approved contraceptive app.
- They were the first ever approved contraceptive app.
- But estradiol that you get from an FDA approved company.
- Now, this is FDA approved for partial seizure disorders.
- That doesn't sound safe or approved or effective.
- That's sort of approved release, right?
- But mostly the work has to happen under kind of FDA approved trials.
- And here we're talking about FDA approved clinically tested peptides.
- Keeps offers generic versions of the only two FDA approved hair loss treatments.
- This recipe is Scooby Blue approved and to da there you have it.
Examples
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And Dorothy, it's not FDA approved as as far as I know.
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The medication was finally approved by the health authority after extensive testing.
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But mostly the work has to happen under kind of FDA approved trials.
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That doesn't sound safe or approved or effective.
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That's sort of approved release, right?
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So Slate had the only FDA approved long acting testosterone for men.
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They were the first ever approved contraceptive app.
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Now, this is FDA approved for partial seizure disorders.
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And here we're talking about FDA approved clinically tested peptides.
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She was thrilled to receive her approved application for the scholarship.
Synonyms
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2.3
Approved by a person or group in charge
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4.0
Officially shown to have the required skills by a certificate
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3.6
Having official permission to do something
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4.4
Officially recognized as meeting standards to do a job
Officially allowed by people in charge
Officially approved so it has legal force
Officially checked and accepted as correct or legal
Known and officially accepted as important or respected
Approved and considered correct by most people in a group
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Etymology
Approved comes from the Latin root probare, which means 'to test' or 'to prove', and it is the same root in prove and proof. So when something is approved, it has been 'tested and accepted' by someone in charge.