Synonyms for Permitted:

adj.
• approved
- made official
- proven
• authorized
- Countersigned
- Enabled
- affirmed
- agreed
- authenticated
- blessed
- certified
- commissioned
- confirmed
- deputized
- designated
- empowered
- enfranchised
- entitled
- licensed
- notarized
- ordained
- sanctioned
- validated
- warranted
• free
- at large
- free spirited
- free-spirited
- freewheeling
- off the hook
- on one's own
- on own
- unengaged
- untrammeled
- free-wheeling
- freest
- independent
- on the loose
• okay
- in order
- not bad
• open
- Securable
- be had
- getable
- nondiscriminatory
- not posted
- on deck
- open-door
- non-discriminatory
- to be had
- within reach
• permitted
- Allowed
- Consented
- Tolerated
- released
• rightful
- be fitting
- card-carrying
- condign
- holding water
- moralistic
- twenty-four carat
• admissible
- FAIRER
- all owed
- all-owed
- logical
- more acceptable
- more allowed
- more concedable
- more fitting
- more reasonable
- more suitable
- more tolerated
- most allowed
- most concedable
- most possible
- most tolerated
- pertinent
- re levant
- re-levant
• excused
- Pardoned
- dis charged
- dis-charged
• granted
- conceded
- let
• licensed
- most certified
v.
• approved
- Assented
- Underwritten
- Underwrote
- accepted
- approbated
- endorsed
- ratified
• authorized
- Denominated
• dismissed
- Dispelled
- Reprieved
- Stayed
- absolved
- discharged
- dismissed
- freed
- liberated
- relieved
• enabled
- facilitated
• permitted
- Condoned
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legal

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open

Other relevant words:

• allowable

• granted

• legitimate

lawful

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• Other relevant words (noun):

permission

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  authorised.
- Proper noun, singular
  authorised.
Independent
- Adjective
  able, accepted, admissible, allowable, eligible, licenced, licensed, permissible, permissive.
- Proper noun, singular
  allowable, licensed, permissible, Permitting, permissions.
- Verb, past tense
  accepted, acknowledged, added, advanced, affirmed, aided, allowable, anticipated, applied, arranged, attached, attainable, authorise, authorised, authorize, authorized, available, banned, built, called, capable, checked, closed, combined, conceded, conducted, confirmed, considered, covered, cut, deepened, demonstrated, determined, developed, duty, emphasized, empowered, encouraged, endorsed, enhanced, enrolled, entitled, established, extended, facilitated, favored, favour, favourable, focused, formed, fostered, found, freedom, guaranteed, held, identified, improved, included, involved, kept, law, learned, led, let, licensed, mode, moved, open, opened, paved, placed, planned, played, possibly, potential, practicable, predicted, produced, prohibited, projected, proved, raised, ratification, ratified, received, rejected, represented, restored, revealed, right, saved, saw, secured, set, straight, suggested, supposed, understood, Achieved, Acquiesced, Aimed, Appeared, Asked, Assessed, Authorizing, Was, Became, Benefited, Brought, Came, Carried, Caused, Delivered, Did, Disallowed, Droit, Emerged, Entered, Envisaged, Examined, Facilitating, Furthered, Gained, Gave, Generated, Had, Helped, Introduced, Legalized, Managed, Meant, Objected, Offered, Opined, Passed, Performed, Reached, Refused, Resulted, Served, Tolerated, Upheld, Were, Yielded, Condoned, Concurred, Consented, Contributed, Created, Prevented, Promoted, Prompted, Spurred, Stipulated, Succeeded, Rights, supports, showed, ensured, foresaw, reproduced, materials, positioned, highlighted, phased, Favoured.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  Admitting, Authorizing, Granting.
- Verb, past participle
  accepted, access, accomplished, acknowledged, acquired, act, added, addressed, adopted, advanced, affected, affixed, aided, amount, anticipated, applied, appointed, appreciated, appropriated, arranged, assembled, asserted, assigned, assisted, assumed, attached, attained, authorised, authorized, banned, barred, based, become, bestowed, blessed, body, booked, built, calculated, called, changed, characterized, chosen, clarified, classified, closed, collected, combined, come, committed, competence, completed, compliance, compliant, conceded, concluded, conducted, confined, confirmed, confiscated, conformity, considered, consistency, consumed, contained, continued, contracted, converted, covered, credited, cut, decided, declared, dedicated, defined, demonstrated, derived, designated, designed, destined, detected, determined, developed, devoted, directed, discharged, discontinued, discovered, documented, donated, done, drawn, driven, earned, effected, elected, elicited, employed, empowered, encouraged, endorsed, endowed, engaged, enhanced, enrolled, entertained, entitled, envisioned, established, estimated, excused, expanded, expected, experienced, exploited, exposed, extended, facilitated, failed, fallen, felt, financed, fish, fixed, focused, forbidden, forecast, foreseen, formed, fostered, found, freed, funded, gathered, given, gone, grown, guaranteed, have, held, hired, hung, hurt, identified, illustrated, impeded, implemented, imported, imposed, improved, included, incorporated, informed, initiated, inspired, intended, invited, involved, kept, known, latitude, law, learned, led, left, let, licensed, lifted, limited, linked, listed, located, maintained, marked, maximum, measured, mounted, moved, needed, nominated, noted, obliged, observed, opened, opportunity, ordered, organization, organized, outlawed, outlined, paid, paved, perceived, placed, planned, played, pointed, posted, practicable, predicted, prepared, prescribed, presented, prize, produced, prohibited, projected, promised, pronounced, proscribed, protected, proved, proven, published, put, raised, ratified, realised, realized, receivable, received, recommended, recorded, reduced, reinforced, rejected, related, released, removed, repeated, requested, required, reserved, resolved, restored, restricted, retained, revealed, risen, ruled, run, sanctioned, satisfied, saved, scheduled, secured, seen, seized, selected, sent, set, shed, signed, smoked, sold, solved, sought, specified, spent, spoken, stated, stimulated, stopped, stored, straight, strengthened, supposed, sustained, taken, taught, traded, trained, trusted, turned, understood, utilized, warranted, washed, welcomed, where, witnessed, won, Abolished, Acceded, Accommodated, Accorded, Achieved, Acted, Afforded, Aimed, Asked, Assessed, Attracted, Attributed, Avoided, Awarded, Been, Borne, Begun, Believed, Benefited, Brought, Captured, Carried, Caused, Delegated, Delivered, Denied, Deployed, Detained, Discussed, Droit, Earmarked, Eliminated, Emerged, Emitted, Enacted, Engendered, Entailed, Entered, Envisaged, Examined, Exceeded, Excluded, Exempted, Exercised, Exhibited, Fitted, Gained, Generated, Gotten, Hampered, Heightened, Helped, Hindered, Incurred, Indicated, Inducted, Installed, Introduced, Invoked, Launched, Legalized, Looked, Managed, Meant, Met, Notified, Obtained, Offered, Operated, Participated, Passed, Performed, Rated, Reached, Recruited, Referred, Refused, Regarded, Rehearsed, Remained, Rendered, Replicated, Resulted, Returned, S, Screened, Served, Shown, Tolerated, Translated, Transported, Undergone, Underpinned, Undertaken, Upheld, Viewed, Worked, Yielded, Condoned, Contemplated, Contributed, Convened, Convoked, Counted, Countenanced, Created, Culminated, Precluded, Prevented, Procured, Promoted, Pushed, Spared, Speeded, Stipulated, started, Succeeded, Suffered, Supplied, accessed, programmed, minuted, budgeted, entrusted, sparked, rules, notarized, ensured, allocated, reproduced, positioned, forecasted, triggered, reviewed, withheld, authored, outsourced, catalyzed, leveraged, highlighted, phased, laid, endeavoured, legalised, pre-approved, providedimproved, ailowed.
Other Related
- Adjective
  authorized, permit.
- Proper noun, singular
  authorized, permit, Permits.
- Verb, past tense
  licenced, permissible.
- Verb, past participle
  licenced.

What are the hypernyms for Permitted?

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

Other hypernyms:
accepted, approved, authorized, legitimate, sanctioned, Allowed, ok.

What are the opposite words for permitted?

The word "permitted" means to allow or give permission for something. The antonyms for the word "permitted" are words that indicate the opposite meaning or that signify refusal. The antonyms of "permitted" include prohibited, banned, disapproved, restricted, hindered, and forbidden. Prohibited means that something is not allowed or not permitted; banned indicates that there is a legal or official prohibition; disapproved signifies that something is not approved or accepted. Restricted means that something is limited or restrained; hindered implies that there is an obstacle or impediment to doing something. Finally, forbidden means that something is not allowed due to moral or ethical reasons. These antonyms help to clarify the meaning of the word "permitted" and provide a more nuanced understanding of the concept of permission.

What are the antonyms for Permitted?

adj.
• against the law
- unlawful
• black-market; unlawful
- contraband
• bootleg
- Pirated
- black-market
- blackmarket
- bootlegged
- more black market
- more black-market
- more blackmarket
- more bootlegged
- more pirated
- more smuggled
- more under the counter
- more under-the-counter
- more unsanctioned
- most black market
- most black-market
- most blackmarket
- most bootlegged
- most pirated
- most smuggled
- most under the counter
- most under-the-counter
- most unsanctioned
- un official
- un-official
- un-sanctioned
- under-the-counter
- unsanctioned
• bound
- Urged
- apprenticed
- articled
- duty bound
- duty-bound
- dutybound
- enslaved
- having no alternative
- impelled
- in tent
- in-tent
- more apprenticed
- more articled
- more coerced
- more compelled
- more contracted
- more duty bound
- more duty-bound
- more dutybound
- more enslaved
- more impelled
- more necessitated
- most apprenticed
- most articled
- most coerced
- most compelled
- most contracted
- most duty bound
- most duty-bound
- most dutybound
- most enslaved
- most impelled
- most necessitated
- re quired
- re strained
- re-quired
- re-strained
- under compulsion
- under necessity
• contraband
- dis approved
- dis-approved
- illegal
- more disapproved
- more excluded
- more interdicted
- more proscribed
- most disapproved
- most excluded
- most interdicted
- most proscribed
- pro scribed
- pro-scribed
- taboo
• declined
- Refused
• forbidden
- closed up
- closed-down
- closed-up
- closeddown
- closedup
- more closed down
- more closed up
- more closed-down
- more closed-up
- more closeddown
- more closedup
- more no no
- more no-no
- more nono
- most closed down
- most closed up
- most closed-down
- most closed-up
- most closeddown
- most closedup
- most no no
- most no-no
- most nono
- no no
- no-no
- nono
- off limits
- out bounds
- prohibited
• granted
- Denied
- unacceptable
• illegal
- bootleg
- extra legal
- extralegal
- more extralegal
- more unlicensed
- more unwarrantable
- more violating
- more wildcat
- most extralegal
- most racket
- most unlicensed
- most unwarrantable
- most wildcat
- not approved
- not legal
- out lawed
- out-lawed
- outside law
- outside the law
- un constitutional
- un warrantable
- un-constitutional
- un-licensed
- un-warrantable
- un-warranted
- under table
- unlicensed
- unwarrantable
• illicit
- contrary law
- contrary to law
- in violation law
- in violation of law
- out line
- out of line
• not legal; forbidden
- illicit
• not sanctioned, permitted
- unauthorized
• noun
- Interdicted
- Unapt
- amiss
- bad
- banned
- barred
- black
- criminal
- dark
- discreditable
- disgraceful
- dishonorable
- disreputable
- evil
- felonious
- forbidden
- graceless
- ignominious
- illegitimate
- impermissible
- improper
- inapposite
- inappropriate
- inapt
- incongruous
- incorrect
- indecorous
- indefensible
- inept
- inexcusable
- inexpiable
- infamous
- infelicitous
- iniquitous
- insupportable
- lawless
- louche
- malapropos
- nefarious
- notorious
- opprobrious
- outlawed
- perverse
- proscribed
- rotten
- shady
- shameful
- shoddy
- shy
- sinful
- unbecoming
- unethical
- unfit
- unforgivable
- unhappy
- unjustifiable
- unpardonable
- unrespectable
- unrighteous
- unsavory
- unseemly
- unsuitable
- untoward
- verboten
- vicious
- vile
- villainous
- wicked
- wrong
- wrongful
• obligated; destined
- bound
• prohibited
- closed down
- more barred
- most barred
- not allowed
• refused
- dis avowed
- dis missed
- dis owned
- dis-avowed
- dis-missed
- dis-owned
- more blocked
- more denied
- more disavowed
- more disowned
- more rebuffed
- more repelled
- more spurned
- most blocked
- most denied
- most disavowed
- most disowned
- most rebuffed
- most repelled
- most spurned
- re buffed
- re fused
- re-buffed
- re-fused
• unauthorized
- Unapproved
- more unapproved
- most unapproved
- over line
- over the line
- un approved
- un authorized
- un justified
- un sanctioned
- un-approved
- un-authorized
- un-justified
- under the table
• unlawful
- un lawful
- un-lawful

Usage examples for Permitted

How do you know that she has permitted it?

"In Desert and Wilderness"

Henryk Sienkiewicz

A hundred times she asked herself why she had been such a goose, why she had hesitated, why she had permitted the possible opinion of the world at large to influence her.

"The Locusts' Years"

Mary Helen Fee

Mac would never have permitted you to ask that question.

"The Locusts' Years"

Mary Helen Fee

Famous quotes with Permitted

Art is permitted to survive only if it renounces the right to be different, and integrates itself into the omnipotent realm of the profane.

Theodor Adorno
That the saints may enjoy their beatitude and the grace of God more abundantly they are permitted to see the punishment of the damned in hell.

Thomas Aquinas
I have also been saddened, though hardly surprised, by the weakness of the EU's reaction to the criminal attack on the Danish embassy in Syria, which seems to have been permitted, if not actively encouraged, by the Syrian regime.

Timothy Garton Ash
Science is not a game in which arbitrary rules are used to decide what explanations are to be permitted.

Michael Behe
Insurance - an ingenious modern game of chance in which the player is permitted to enjoy the comfortable conviction that he is beating the man who keeps the table.

Ambrose Bierce

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adj.

v.

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