authorized
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- adjective
- /ˈɔːθəˌraɪzd/
:
autorizado
- She passed a sign that proclaimed in red letters, "AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY BEYOND THIS POINT."
- only authorized personnel
- only authorized
But but at that point there was no authorized CIA covert action to do it.
- But but at that point there was no authorized CIA covert action to do it.
- It's not the state authorized regulator that Hacked Off wanted to see as a result of Leveson.
- Now, RBC is not just a broker, but it's also an authorised participant creating and breaking up ETP units.
- These are called authorized sellers that the brands know and have vetted and it's a very important factor.
Examples
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So healthcare workers or recipients must be informed that this product has been authorized for emergency use.
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One was that it was fully authorized through the UN Security Council.
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We do have one credit card, mine of which she is an authorized user.
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It is the power to run local affairs as authorized by the central leadership.
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So an authorized dealer can't charge you over RRP.
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They come here, they are pre vetted and they are authorized to work.
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The sign next to the door reads: SPECIAL PROJECTS DIVISION: AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY.
Fiction book (1991) -
Only authorized personnel are allowed to enter this secure area.
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He was authorized to sign the contract on behalf of the company.
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The teacher is authorized to administer the exam and assess student performance.
Synonyms
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Having official power to make decisions
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Officially recognized as meeting standards to do a job
Officially allowed by people in charge
Official permission from a government or other authority to do a job, for example as an electrician
Allowed by an official group to do a certain job
Officially accepted by a person or group in charge
Antonyms
Compounds
An English Bible translation first published in 1611 and called the King James Version
How Authorized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Authorized is related to author and authority, words about someone who gives 'power' or 'permission'. So, authorized means having official permission or approval from someone in charge.