Want to use Challenged correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning.

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Challenged in a sentence

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Challenged meaning

  1. Disabled; lacking some physical or mental attribute or skill; used after adverbs to make politically correct adjectives.
  2. Used following adverbs to make adjectives in imitation of and mocking adjectives of this kind.

Example sentences (20)

But doing so may only boost based on the incumbent's apparent desire to be challenged by his predecessor next year.

Al Horford, 36, registered nearly as many points as Harden in Game 7, and sent back or challenged a litany of shots.

And it wouldn’t be the first time Iranian leaders challenged the legitimacy and authority of the Saudi leadership.

Golfers, Tennis, Pickleballers, recreational athletes and anyone who is challenged at times to excel under pressure.

Both were among the most challenged books of 2022, according to a list published by the American Library Association.

After the search, Mr Sisodia said the CBI did not find anything -- the remark was not challenged by the agency.

A non-speaking autistic person may also feel challenged in understanding and responding to verbal instructions.

Acuña is the current frontrunner for MVP, most imminently challenged by his own teammate, catcher Sean Murphy.

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Although saving the game and Tera Raids in have challenged the Master Ball, its special ability isn't useless.

But he also said legal precedent suggests bills dealing with firearm storage would be upheld by the courts if challenged.

A statement from Fain’s slate said he leads Curry by 483 votes, greater than the number of challenged ballots that remain.

But a majority of the other justices disagreed, and refused to hear a case that challenged the states’ laws.

Antony Sweeney has challenged Hartlepool United to find some consistency after their recent upturn in form.

Anderson then dropped his glove and challenged Ramírez by raising his hands and assuming a boxer’s stance.

But he challenged the Taliban to "show me a single quote in the Quran that girls should not be educated".

Challenged about this Mrs Edwards said she mistakenly left the bottle in her bag after an Elvis Festival.

But definitely we’re seeing the entire industry challenged by inflation from a construction standpoint.

Adebutu had earlier challenged the election of Governor Dapo Abiodun of the All Progressives Congress.

Find a partner in the Jewish world — someone you trust — that you can study with and be challenged by.

For years, as someone who considers themselves linguistically challenged, the idea of becoming bilingual was almost unfathomable.

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Common combinations with challenged

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • challenged the 40×
  • be challenged 20×
  • challenged by 15×
  • challenged in 14×
  • being challenged 13×
  • he challenged 13×
  • has challenged 12×
  • and challenged
  • challenged his
  • have challenged

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "challenged" in a sentence?
An example: "But doing so may only boost based on the incumbent's apparent desire to be challenged by his predecessor next year." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "challenged" from real English texts.
What does "challenged" mean?
Challenged means: Disabled; lacking some physical or mental attribute or skill; used after adverbs to make politically correct adjectives.
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