Synonyms for Designated:

adj.
• authorized
- Countersigned
- Enabled
- affirmed
- agreed
- approved
- authenticated
- authorized
- blessed
- certified
- commissioned
- confirmed
- deputized
- empowered
- enfranchised
- entitled
- licensed
- notarized
- ordained
- permitted
- sanctioned
- validated
- warranted
• special
- extra ordinary
• destined
- bent up on
- more appropriated
- more assigned
- more consigned
- more delegated
- more designated
- more entrained
- more heading
- more routed
- most appropriated
- most assigned
- most consigned
- most delegated
- most designated
- most entrained
- most heading
- most routed
- pre pared
- pre-pared
• indicated
- re corded
- re-corded
• named
- labeled
• numbered
- Numbered
- Told
v.
• authorized
- Assented
- Consented
- Denominated
• categorized
- Classed
- arranged
- assorted
- cast
- categorized
- classified
- grouped
- ordered
- pigeonholed
- sorted
- typed
• delegated
- Consigned
- Delegated
- assigned
- charged
- entrusted
• indicated
- Beckoned
- Betokened
- Denoted
- Flagged
- Gesticulated
- Gestured
- Motioned
- Nodded
- Shrugged
- Signaled
- Symbolized
- Ticketed
- Waved
- Winked
- alerted
- branded
- marked
- noted
- nudged
- pointed
- pointed out
- stamped
- tagged
• named
- Christened
- Termed
- called
- identified
- titled
Other synonyms:

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orientated
oriented

•

destined

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• selected

starred

• Other relevant words (adjective):

• Other relevant words (noun):

appointed

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  designate.
- Proper noun, singular
  designate.
- Noun, plural
  designate.
- Noun, singular or mass
  designate.
Independent
- Adjective
  assigned, authorized, fixed, listed, named, selected, so-called, specified, Designating, Indicated, Stipulated, appointed-.
- Proper noun, singular
  assigned, designation, listed, named, specified, Designating, Does, Migrants, receivers, ministries, departments, minister-designate.
- Noun, plural
  Disabilities, Does, Entities, Persons, Appointments, employees, appointees, nominees, designates, points, candidates, winners, requirements, individuals.
- Noun, singular or mass
  designation, Stipulated.
- Verb, past tense
  assigned, authorized, based, called, characterized, considered, constituted, declared, defined, designation, dispatched, founded, instructed, listed, made, named, ordered, qualified, retained, selected, signed, specified, treated, Was, Deemed, Earmarked, Encompassed, Examined, Indicated, Regarded, Singled, Viewed, Commemorated, Provided, Stipulated.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  Having, Requiring, Selecting, targeting.
- Verb, past participle
  accepted, accommodation, accused, acknowledged, adapted, added, admitted, adopted, advertised, advised, adviser, advisor, affiliated, affixed, agreed, alleged, amended, announced, anticipated, applicant, applied, apportioned, appropriated, arranged, articulated, ascertained, asserted, assigned, associated, attached, authorized, based, become, blamed, booked, bound, bounded, calculated, called, catalogued, categorised, categorized, category, certified, changed, characterised, characterized, charged, checked, chosen, circumscribed, clarified, closed, collected, commissioned, committed, competence, complaint, compliance, composed, conceded, conceived, concentrated, concluded, condemned, conducted, confined, confirmed, considered, constituted, contained, contracted, cost, credited, decided, declaration, declared, decreed, deducted, defined, delimited, delineated, demonstrated, depicted, designation, destined, detailed, detected, developed, devoted, directed, discontinued, dismissed, distinguished, distributed, divided, documented, dominated, donated, done, doomed, drawn, driven, dropped, earned, effected, elaborated, embodied, employed, empowered, enclosed, encouraged, engaged, enrolled, entitled, envisioned, equipped, eroded, established, estimated, expressed, extended, eye, felt, filled, fixed, focused, forecast, foreseen, formed, formulated, found, founded, funded, geared, given, gone, governed, graded, granted, grounds, grouped, guarded, handed, handled, held, heralded, hired, history, ii, illustrated, impacted, impaired, implicated, imposed, incorporated, informed, inscribed, instructed, interested, interpreted, invested, invited, involved, isolated, jurisdiction, kept, known, labeled, labelled, learned, left, licensed, like, limited, linked, listed, located, made, maintained, manager, measured, member, ministry, mounted, moved, named, nominated, noted, opened, ordered, organized, outlined, owned, paid, para, parked, perceived, permitted, place, placed, planted, pledged, pointed, posted, predetermined, preferred, prepared, presented, printed, proclaimed, produced, prohibited, pronounced, proposed, pursued, put, qualified, raised, ranked, ratified, recognised, recognized, recommended, recorded, referenced, refined, reflected, regulation, renowned, representative, requested, resolved, restricted, retained, roster, routed, ruled, run, said, seated, secured, seen, selected, sent, services, settled, signed, situated, six, skilled, sort, sorted, specialised, specialized, specified, spent, statement, stored, stressed, struck, suggested, suited, supposed, suspected, tailored, taken, terminated, thought, thrown, titled, traced, trained, treated, tried, understood, used, utilized, vested, withdrawn, written, Accorded, Accounted, Achieved, Aimed, Allowed, Appealed, Areas, Argued, Ascribed, Asked, Assessed, Attributed, Awarded, Been, Believed, Berthed, Brought, Captured, Carried, Channelled, Cited, Claimed, Classed, Dealt, Deemed, Delivered, Demanded, Denominated, Denoted, Deployed, Deported, Detained, Devised, Devolved, Discussed, Displayed, Drafted, Dubbed, Earmarked, Enabled, Enacted, Enshrined, Entered, Evicted, Examined, Excluded, Expelled, Explained, Extradited, Filed, Flagged, Forwarded, Generated, H, Has, Indicated, Influenced, Inserted, Installed, Instituted, Introduced, Issued, Judged, Lodged, Looked, Managed, Meant, Mentioned, Notified, Obtained, Offered, Parties, Passed, Picked, Quoted, Rated, Regarded, Seconded, Shown, Singled, Slated, Tasked, Taxed, Told, Termed, Transferred, Transported, Viewed, Yielded, Zoned, Communicated, Compiled, Comprised, Constructed, Construed, Contributed, Convened, Counted, Created, Promoted, Provided, Stationed, Stipulated, Subjected, Submitted, Summoned, Surveyed, Regulations, officers, contacted, states, finalized, cataloged, budgeted, groups, reasons, comments, questions, positioned, forecasted, mandated, reviewed, withheld, CODED, reappointed, opted, staffed, highlighted, renamed, demarcated, monitored, laid, Favoured, signalled, subsumed, re-appointed, disaggregated, architected, codenamed, redesignated, criminalized, pedestrianised.
- Verb, base form
  declare, describe.
Other Related
- Adjective
  nominated.
- Proper noun, singular
  nominated.
- Verb, past tense
  nominated.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  specified, Nominating, Specifying.
- Verb, base form
  designation.

What are the hypernyms for Designated?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Other hypernyms:
appointed, assigned, chosen, designated, marked, selected, allocated.

What are the opposite words for designated?

Designated refers to the selection or assignment of a specific person or thing for a particular purpose. Antonyms for designated could include undesignated, unassigned, unspecified, and unclassified. Undesignated implies a lack of specific assignment or labeling, while unassigned suggests a task that is available, but has yet to be assigned. Unspecified connotes a lack of detail or clarity in regards to a chosen object, activity, or place. Finally, unclassified indicates ambiguity or uncertainty in identifying the specific designation of an object, individual or idea. By understanding these antonyms, one can have a better grasp of the various shades of meaning that the word "designated" can carry.

What are the antonyms for Designated?

adj.
• nameless
- Innominate
- Undesignated
- in conspicuous
- in nominate
- in-conspicuous
- in-nominate
- more innominate
- more unacknowledged
- more uncelebrated
- more undesignated
- more unfamed
- more unnoted
- more untitled
- more whatchamacallit
- most innominate
- most unacknowledged
- most uncelebrated
- most undesignated
- most unfamed
- most unnoted
- most untitled
- most whatchamacallit
- un acknowledged
- un celebrated
- un designated
- un distinguished
- un famed
- un named
- un noted
- un sung
- un titled
- un-acknowledged
- un-celebrated
- un-designated
- un-distinguished
- un-famed
- un-named
- un-noted
- un-sung
- un-titled
- unacknowledged
- uncelebrated
- unfamed
- unheard of
- unheard-of
- unheardof
- unnoted
- untitled
- whatchamacallit
• noun
- Unchristened
- anonymous
- faceless
- incognito
- nameless
- unbaptized
- unidentified
- unnamed

Usage examples for Designated

But nowhere in the New Testament is the name by which He is designated bestowed upon any earthly minister by virtue of his office.

"The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Exodus"

G. A. Chadwick

By a superhuman effort of will Marston had composed his features, and as he halted a little to one side of The Prince's head, he was smiling, if the incongruous facial expression he now assumed could be designated that way.

"The Man from Jericho"

Edwin Carlile Litsey

As a result, much of the money designated for aid to Fairfax County was never applied for.

"Frying Pan Farm"

Elizabeth Brown Pryor

Famous quotes with Designated

The 'transition' involves the transfer of power from one president to another. In recent times, the incoming President has designated a Director of the Transition, a team leader, to oversee and administer the orderly transfer of power.

Richard V. Allen
A person who has sympathy for mankind in the lump, faith in its future progress, and desire to serve the great cause of this progress, should be called not a humanist, but a humanitarian, and his creed may be designated as humanitarianism.

Irving Babbitt
On the other hand, the waging of peace as a science, as an art, is in its infancy. But we can trace its growth, its steady progress, and the time will come when there will be particular individuals designated to assume responsibility for and leadership of this movement.

Fredrik Bajer
The problem with the designated driver programme, it's not a desirable job. But if you ever get sucked into doing it, have fun with it. At then end of the night drop them off at the wrong house.

Jeff Bridges
The countless number of influential figures in American history who are of Caribbean heritage indicates the need to set aside a designated time to celebrate their contribution to our country.

Eliot Engel

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Synonyms for Designated:

adj.

v.

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