This page shows Granted in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like given or acknowledged. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.

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Granted meaning

simple past and past participle of grant

Synonyms of Granted

Example sentences (20)

All Red Carpet patrons are granted free admittance and complimentary popcorn with their Red Carpet Patron card.

Although the officers who tased Mattos were granted qualified immunity, this did not actually end Mattos’ case.

And let’s also remind ourselves that Covid-19 has taught us not to take tourism for granted nor to depend on it totally.

Arguing against the Bill, Lady Bryan added: “Trade union rights were won in struggle, not granted from above.

And so far, we have been granted fast track designation, rare pediatric disease designation, and orphan drug designations.

All told, it took Britz about $5,000 to successfully secure his patent, which was granted in late February.

A judge in Romania has granted prosecutors another request to extend the arrest of Andrew Tate by 30 days.

Americans have been granted for most of this time incredible financial and wealth-building opportunities.

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Additionally, only one of the six officials designated to accompany the pilgrims during their stay in India was granted a visa.

According to local lore, lovers of pure intentions will be granted a wish if they visit the tunnel.

She'd taken it for granted, much like parents had taken teachers for granted until schools shut down in the pandemic.

According to him, the approval earlier granted by the Rivers state governor was a Greek gift.

Al-Megrahi was sent to prison in but was controversially granted compassionate release in 2009 after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.

And seeking another employer able to sponsor them with a working visa wouldn't change the fact they are "too old" to be ever granted a PR.

Alfonso granted a new constitution in July 1876 that was more liberal than the one granted by his grandmother.

Allen, 30, was remanded into custody, while 26-year-old Lack was granted conditional bail.

And unlike its contemporaries, it allows controller inputs and can even be played on Steam Deck, granted that players use the GZDoom version.

After her wish is granted, she has 13 hours to solve a labyrinth in order to reverse it.

According to Public Works Director Mike Pisano, $280,000 was budgeted for an airport layout plan, in hopes of being granted funding by the FAA.

Approval was granted to Limerick City and County Council for the 35km stretch of road, including 17km of motorway bypassing Adare, last August.

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Common combinations with granted

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • was granted 27×
  • for granted 21×
  • granted the 21×
  • be granted 20×
  • were granted 19×
  • been granted 17×
  • granted by 15×
  • granted to 13×
  • granted bail 11×
  • granted in

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "granted" in a sentence?
An example: "All Red Carpet patrons are granted free admittance and complimentary popcorn with their Red Carpet Patron card." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "granted" from real English texts.
What does "granted" mean?
Granted means: simple past and past participle of grant
What are synonyms of "granted"?
Common synonyms of "granted" include: given, acknowledged.
How many example sentences with "granted" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "granted", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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