granted

Given as requested

Granted functions mainly in two expressions.

To take something for granted is to assume it without question, or to fail to appreciate what you have: We take clean water for granted.

As a sentence opener, granted concedes a point before pivoting: Granted, it's expensive, but it's worth it.

The past tense of grant appears in phrases like granted permission or wish granted.

bestowed

awarded

Given as recognition

allocated · issued · approved · authorized · sanctioned · permitted · licensed · entitled · vested · accorded

conceded

admitted

Confessed or granted entry

conceded · agreed · yielded · recognized · acceded · permitted · approved · endorsed · confirmed · surrendered

assumed

presumed

Believed without certainty

expected · acknowledged · implicit · baseline · default · unquestioned · assumed · obvious · axiomatic · self-evident

privileged

entitled

Having rightful claim

exempt · immune · exclusive · VIP · access · beneficiary · dispensation · special · preferential · protected

Categories
Opposites
permission/approval

granteddenied

Refused or disavowed

refused · rejected · declined · prohibited · banned

acknowledgment/recognition

granteddisputed

Argued over, unresolved

contested · denied · challenged · unacknowledged · questioned

bestowal/conferral

grantedrevoked

Officially canceled or withdrawn

withheld · withdrawn · rescinded · denied · taken away

Phrases
Family

grant, granting, grants, grantee, granter, grantees, grantable, granters

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G