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permissioned

permissioned

1 7.7
Limited so only certain users with approval can access or use it
  • adjective
  • /pərˈmɪʃənd/
  • Specialized
: autorizado
  • In a permissioned environment, participants must be vetted to ensure security and compliance.

Are they in permissioned or closed blockchains?

Examples

  • Only authorized personnel have access to the permissioned network for sensitive data.

  • The system requires a permissioned status before allowing any user interactions.

  • Are they in permissioned or closed blockchains?

  • Right now, they're favoring permissioned closed loop systems rather than permissionless openly systems.

Synonyms

exclusive
vspermissioned
339 5.4

Only for one person, group, or purpose and not shared

is limited by individual approval or rights rather than by group exclusivity
restricted
vspermissioned
149 3.9

Limited so only certain people can see or use it

requires specific user approval or rights for access rather than general limitation
authorized
vspermissioned
123 3.6

Having official permission to do something

describes a system that limits access only to those with formal approval
gated
vspermissioned
20 4.1

Has a closed entrance that only chosen people can enter

controls entry by granting specific approval or rights instead of physical barriers
privileged
vspermissioned
16 5.4

Only allowed for a small group of people

focuses on granting access through specific approval or assigned rights

Antonyms

unprivileged
  • Specialized
1 6.5

Having only limited user rights and no administrator access

How Restricted

closed
154 1.3
permissioned
  • Specialized
1 7.7
controlled
239 3.4
restricted
149 3.9
open
600 1.0

Surface Forms

permissioned positive

Morphology

permissioned = permission (transparent) = permission + ed

Formed by adding the adjectival/predicative '-ed' to the noun 'permission' to mean 'having or subject to permission', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

The word permissioned comes from permission, which in turn comes from permit meaning 'to allow'. So a permissioned system is one that only 'allows' users who have the right approval to access or take part.