patented
- adjective
- /ˈpætəntɪd/
- Specialized
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patentado
- This patented invention ensures longer battery life for electric vehicles.
- patented medicine
It puts it through a patented process using heat.
- It puts it through a patented process using heat.
- You get the Shed travel bag and the patented high performance reduced Chafing Manscaped boxers.
- With this stick, it naturally increases sexual energy through its patented spirit splinters.
- Love the tech first of its kind patented, but also just, you know, love the the social conversation it promotes flushable pregnancy test coming out great female founder.
Examples
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The new smartphone features a patented camera system that allows for higher resolution photos.
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It puts it through a patented process using heat.
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OK, so this this is a new patented cooling method.
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We offer you the opportunity to escape the work environment with the patented Take Town Escape Hood.
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Not only is X Chair the world's greatest office chair, but with its patented LMX technology, it double s as a massage chair and it can either cool or warm your back.
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They developed a patented method for purifying water using advanced filtration technology.
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Etymology
Patented comes from the old phrase letters patent, where patent meant 'open' or 'public'. A government would make an 'open' letter to give someone special 'rights', so today a patented device or process is officially protected and owned by its inventor.