licensed
- adjective
- /ˈlaɪsənst/
:
licenciado
- Mary Jean Balner is a licensed massage therapist.
And listen, I, I have licensed contracting staff.
- And listen, I, I have licensed contracting staff.
- This is done by trained licensed psychologists and psychiatrists.
- So I'm now licensed with the the New Jersey State Commission.
- So there's no confusion that we're not licensed therapists.
- So I also became a licensed contractor and a licensed lender.
- If I do, I'll go to a physical therapist or I will go to a licensed massage therapist.
- Kara Mayer Robinson is a talk show host, a journalist and a licensed therapist.
- I've been licensed salesperson, licensed brokers in many states over the years.
Examples
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It's a way to have contact with a counselor, licensed professional therapist.
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They will assess your needs and match you with a licensed professional therapist.
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Not an officially licensed Apple product, but cute.
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So I also became a licensed contractor and a licensed lender.
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And in, in, in London, you have the black cabs and they're like licensed, OK cab drivers.
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Mary Jean Balner is a licensed massage therapist.
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They will assess your needs and match you with a licensed professional therapist.
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So I also became a licensed contractor and a licensed lender.
Synonyms
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6.1
Having official papers that show you are allowed to do a job or enter a place
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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
Official permission from a government or other authority to do a job, for example as an electrician
Officially allowed by people in charge
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.5
A trained health worker allowed by the state to give basic medical care under a doctor or senior medical worker
How Authorized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Licensed comes from the Latin root licere, which means 'to be allowed' or 'have permission'. So to be licensed is to have official permission or a right to do a certain job or activity.