licenced
- adjective
- /ˈlaɪsənst/
- UK
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licenciado
- To practice medicine in this state, you must be a licensed medical professional.
Then Blue Chews licensed medical providers will work with you to find the right ingredient and strength for your prescription.
- Then Blue Chews licensed medical providers will work with you to find the right ingredient and strength for your prescription.
- It's still true today that state licensed legal in that sense, marijuana businesses can't get bank accounts.
- They actually have their own licensed creatives videos, all of that ads because that's how that's how they run lead generation for gyms.
Examples
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Better Help will assess your needs and match you with your own licensed professional therapist.
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Well, you can discuss that with one of the licensed physicians.
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They they've made quite a few like licensed games.
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Stan is a psychotherapist and licensed his entire life in Czechoslovakia.
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She hired a licensed contractor to renovate her home, ensuring all work was done legally.
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Only licensed drivers are allowed to operate a vehicle on the highway.
Synonyms
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Having official permission to do something
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Officially recognized as meeting standards to do a job
Allowed by an official group to do a certain job
Officially allowed by people in charge
A person who has an official paper that shows they are allowed to do a job
Antonyms
How Authorized
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Morphology
Etymology
The word licenced comes from the Latin word licentia, which means 'permission', and from the verb licere, 'to be allowed'. So, a licenced person has official 'permission' from an authority to do something.