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    permitted, authorized, enabled, authorised, permit, admitted, permissible, allowable, hosted, allow, licensed, permits, granted, greeted, licence, resulted, helped, accepted, enables, tolerated, allowing, allows, licences, enable, let

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  1. Ravi Shankar:

    Friends ! Something highly peculiar happened today, twitter denied access to my account for almost an hour on the alleged ground that there was a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of the USA and subsequently they allowed me to access the account.

  2. Hafsa Halawa:

    The fascinating thing to me — if I’m talking about the UK and( Home Secretary) Priti Patel’s immigration point scheme that Priti Patel introduced — is that my father as a qualified surgeon who went on to serve the NHS for 40 years, would not have qualified for a work visa when he arrived here, the mechanisms by which we — in the developed world — allowed people to learn and then keep them here to benefit society are no longer available.

  3. Patrick Leahy:

    The House and the Senate should take up this bill and pass it without delay, this process was far from perfect, but ultimately it allowed Republican red lines to be adhered to and because of that I will urge my colleagues to support this package.

  4. Richard Shelby:

    This process was far from perfect, but ultimately it allowed Republican red lines to be adhered to and because of that I will urge my colleagues to support this package.

  5. Robert Byrne:

    Democracy is being allowed to vote for the candidate you dislike least.


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Synonyms of allowed

  • adjective



  • as in permitted

  • verb



  • as in had



  • as in let



  • as in tolerated



  • as in admitted



  • as in allotted



  • as in enabled



  • as in reflected



  • as in believed



  • as in intended

  • as in permitted
  • as in had
  • as in let
  • as in tolerated
  • as in admitted
  • as in allotted
  • as in enabled
  • as in reflected
  • as in believed
  • as in intended


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allowed
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adjective

Definition of allowednext

as in permitted

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance

  • permitted

  • authorized

  • licensed

  • sanctioned

  • warranted

  • acceptable

  • okay

  • endorsed

  • certified

  • accredited

  • indorsed

  • bearable

  • permissible

  • allowable

  • lawful

  • endurable

  • required

  • admissible

  • tolerable

  • legal

  • licit

  • OK

  • mandatory

  • ordered


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • prohibited

  • forbidden

  • refused

  • barred

  • denied

  • impermissible

  • unacceptable

  • proscribed

  • rejected

  • disallowed

  • inadmissible

  • banned

  • unbearable

  • objectionable

  • interdicted

  • intolerable

  • unendurable

  • vetoed

  • verboten

  • suppressed

  • repressed

  • outlawed

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  • prohibited

  • forbidden

  • refused

  • barred

  • denied

  • impermissible

  • unacceptable

  • proscribed

  • rejected

  • disallowed

  • inadmissible

  • banned

  • unbearable

  • objectionable

  • interdicted

  • intolerable

  • unendurable

  • vetoed

  • verboten

  • suppressed

  • repressed

  • outlawed

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allowed

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verb

past tense of allow

1

as in had

to give permission for or to approve of

flash photography is not allowed inside the church

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • permitted

  • had

  • tolerated

  • suffered

  • admitted

  • stood for

  • licensed

  • authorized

  • greenlighted

  • commissioned

  • acquiesced

  • granted

  • conceded

  • okayed

  • sanctioned

  • vouchsafed

  • licenced

  • accorded

  • condoned

  • warranted

  • endured

  • countenanced

  • brooked

  • supported

  • agreed (to)

  • acceded (to)

  • assented (to)

  • consented (to)

  • OK’d


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • prohibited

  • forbade

  • banned

  • refused

  • enjoined

  • denied

  • hindered

  • proscribed

  • vetoed

  • impeded

  • disallowed

  • obstructed

  • rejected

  • revoked

  • withheld

  • suppressed

  • forbad

  • kept

  • disapproved

  • censured

  • checked

  • restrained

  • disliked

  • deplored

  • interdicted

  • curbed

  • frowned (at or on)

  • repressed

  • grudged

  • discountenanced

  • disfavored

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  • prohibited

  • forbade

  • banned

  • refused

  • enjoined

  • denied

  • hindered

  • proscribed

  • vetoed

  • impeded

  • disallowed

  • obstructed

  • rejected

  • revoked

  • withheld

  • suppressed

  • forbad

  • kept

  • disapproved

  • censured

  • checked

  • restrained

  • disliked

  • deplored

  • interdicted

  • curbed

  • frowned (at or on)

  • repressed

  • grudged

  • discountenanced

  • disfavored

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2

as in let

to give permission to

a boarding school that does not allow students to go on weekend trips without written permission

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • permitted

  • let

  • left

  • authorized

  • licensed

  • approved

  • empowered

  • sanctioned

  • endorsed

  • commissioned

  • liberated

  • licenced

  • freed

  • humored

  • indulged

  • indorsed

  • released

  • catered (to)

  • gave in (to)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • prohibited

  • forbade

  • enjoined

  • prevented

  • discouraged

  • deterred

  • forbad

  • constrained

  • impeded

  • blocked

  • barred

  • inhibited

  • obstructed

  • frustrated

  • curbed

  • held back

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  • prohibited

  • forbade

  • enjoined

  • prevented

  • discouraged

  • deterred

  • forbad

  • constrained

  • impeded

  • blocked

  • barred

  • inhibited

  • obstructed

  • frustrated

  • curbed

  • held back

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3

as in tolerated

to fail to prevent (some behavior on someone’s part) especially from neglect or indifference

only a lazy gardener would allow the weeds to grow that high

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • permitted

  • tolerated

  • let

  • suffered

  • ignored

  • condoned

  • excused

  • put up with

  • disregarded

  • forgave

  • pardoned

  • humored

  • indulged

  • brooked

  • shrugged off

  • winked (at)

  • overlooked

  • brushed (aside or off)

  • catered (to)

  • gave in (to)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • prevented

  • prohibited

  • constrained

  • blocked

  • barred

  • forbade

  • discouraged

  • impeded

  • deterred

  • inhibited

  • forbad

  • frustrated

  • interfered (with)

  • held back

  • curbed

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  • prevented

  • prohibited

  • constrained

  • blocked

  • barred

  • forbade

  • discouraged

  • impeded

  • deterred

  • inhibited

  • forbad

  • frustrated

  • interfered (with)

  • held back

  • curbed

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4

as in admitted

to accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly

I’ll allow I probably said more than I should have

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • admitted

  • confessed

  • agreed

  • conceded

  • acknowledged

  • granted

  • announced

  • revealed

  • disclosed

  • recognized

  • accepted

  • told

  • confirmed

  • declared

  • came clean (about)

  • unloaded

  • affirmed

  • exposed

  • informed

  • owned (up to)

  • warned

  • said

  • published

  • yielded

  • proclaimed

  • unburdened

  • communicated

  • professed

  • divulged

  • imparted

  • avowed

  • fessed (up)

  • spilled

  • talked

  • broadcast

  • disburdened

  • unveiled

  • betrayed

  • whispered

  • gave away

  • breathed

  • broadcasted

  • leaked

  • spilt

  • ratted

  • broke

  • blabbed

  • tipped (off)

  • squealed

  • tattled

  • wised (up)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • denied

  • disallowed

  • disclaimed

  • contradicted

  • rejected

  • disavowed

  • disowned

  • disputed

  • negated

  • concealed

  • covered (up)

  • refuted

  • hid

  • rebutted

  • repudiated

  • obscured

  • negatived

  • veiled

  • gainsaid

  • kidded (oneself)

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  • denied

  • disallowed

  • disclaimed

  • contradicted

  • rejected

  • disavowed

  • disowned

  • disputed

  • negated

  • concealed

  • covered (up)

  • refuted

  • hid

  • rebutted

  • repudiated

  • obscured

  • negatived

  • veiled

  • gainsaid

  • kidded (oneself)

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5

as in allotted

to give as a share or portion

allowed each camper one match to light his fire

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • allotted

  • assigned

  • allocated

  • distributed

  • gave

  • rationed

  • apportioned

  • granted

  • divided

  • lotted

  • measured

  • dispensed

  • split

  • awarded

  • administered

  • dealt

  • handed out

  • reserved

  • contributed

  • doled out

  • accorded

  • admeasured

  • donated

  • metered

  • earmarked

  • prorated

  • parted

  • reassigned

  • portioned

  • redistributed

  • reallocated

  • reapportioned

  • shared (out)

  • chipped in

  • parceled (out)

  • meted (out)

  • parcelled (out)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • denied

  • kept

  • retained

  • withheld

  • deprived (of)

  • begrudged

  • appropriated

  • confiscated

  • stinted

  • arrogated

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  • denied

  • kept

  • retained

  • withheld

  • deprived (of)

  • begrudged

  • appropriated

  • confiscated

  • stinted

  • arrogated

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6

as in enabled

to make able or possible

a patient’s canceled appointment allowed the doctor to squeeze in a few extra phone calls

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • enabled

  • permitted

  • empowered

  • let

  • prepared

  • equipped

  • approved

  • sanctioned

  • qualified

  • readied

  • endorsed

  • habilitated

  • fit

  • conditioned

  • fitted

  • indorsed


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • prevented

  • precluded

  • prohibited

  • disallowed

  • forbade

  • inhibited

  • enjoined

  • forbad

  • prevented

  • precluded

  • prohibited

  • disallowed

  • forbade

  • inhibited

  • enjoined

  • forbad

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7

as in reflected

to make a statement of one’s opinion

he allowed that their new house looked very nice

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • reflected

  • commented

  • remarked

  • noted

  • opined

  • observed

  • said

  • weighed in

  • commentated

  • editorialized

  • stated

  • supposed

  • spoke

  • speculated

  • verbalized

  • uttered

  • surmised

  • told

  • talked

  • guessed

  • articulated

  • expressed

  • vocalized

  • conjectured

  • daresaid

8

as in believed

chiefly Southern & Midland

to have as an opinion

people in these parts allow that everyone is entitled to one mistake in life, even if it’s a doozy

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • believed

  • considered

  • thought

  • supposed

  • deemed

  • figured

  • guessed

  • felt

  • imagined

  • judged

  • conceived

  • held

  • accepted

  • assumed

  • perceived

  • reckoned

  • presumed

  • relied

  • viewed

  • regarded

  • esteemed

  • depended

  • trusted

  • deduced

  • concluded

  • inferred

  • presupposed

  • surmised


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • doubted

  • questioned

  • suspected

  • rejected

  • distrusted

  • mistrusted

  • discredited

  • disbelieved

  • doubted

  • questioned

  • suspected

  • rejected

  • distrusted

  • mistrusted

  • discredited

  • disbelieved

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as in intended

chiefly Southern & Midland

to have in mind as a purpose or goal

I allow to go hunting before the season is over

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • intended

  • planned

  • meant

  • hoped

  • went

  • tried

  • aimed

  • designed

  • wished

  • contemplated

  • proposed

  • looked

  • attempted

  • aspired

  • calculated

  • purported

  • considered

  • purposed

  • meditated

  • figured on

  • struggled

  • dreamed

  • endeavored

  • achieved

  • plotted

  • effected

  • performed

  • debated

  • pondered

  • strived

  • accomplished

  • strove

  • executed

  • dreamt

  • schemed

  • mulled (over)

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What is another word for Allowed?

2106 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɐlˈa͡ʊd], [ ɐlˈa‍ʊd], [ ɐ_l_ˈaʊ_d]

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  • adj.

    accepted (adjective)

    • Passed,
    • card-carrying,
    • arrived at,
    • received.

    admissible (adjective)

    • pertinent,
    • logical,
    • more acceptable,
    • re levant,
    • more concedable,
    • Tolerated,
    • more fitting,
    • most tolerated,
    • most concedable,
    • more tolerated,
    • re-levant,
    • most possible,
    • FAIRER,
    • more reasonable,
    • licit,
    • more suitable.

    approved (adjective)

    • proven,
    • made official.

    • licensed,
    • sanctioned.

    free (adjective)

    • freest,
    • on the loose,
    • freewheeling,
    • free-spirited,
    • off the hook,
    • free-wheeling,
    • on one’s own,
    • free spirited,
    • untrammeled,
    • unrestricted,
    • on own,
    • at large,
    • at liberty,
    • unengaged,
    • independent,
    • unhampered.

    immune (adjective)

    • un liable,
    • unliabler,
    • un-liabler,
    • more unanswerable,
    • unliablest,
    • un susceptible,
    • hardened to,
    • un-liable,
    • un liablest,
    • un-affected,
    • in susceptible,
    • un-susceptible,
    • un affected,
    • in-susceptible,
    • most unanswerable,
    • un-liablest,
    • un-answerable,
    • un answerable,
    • un liabler.

    invulnerable (adjective)

    • immune.

    legal (adjective)

    • within the law,
    • condign,
    • precedented,
    • contractual,
    • on up and up,
    • on the up and up,
    • ordained,
    • sure enough,
    • judicial,
    • juridical,
    • Enforcible.

    licensed (adjective)

    • most certified.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • permitted,
    • accepted,
    • free,
    • admissible,
    • unanswerable,
    • approved,
    • not impossible,
    • concedable,
    • not affected,
    • not unlikely,
    • not subject,
    • unliable,
    • not liable,
    • recognized,
    • legal.

    permitted (adjective)

    • enfranchised,
    • released,
    • blessed.

    recognized (adjective)

    • more identified,
    • re called,
    • re-membered,
    • re-called,
    • most identified,
    • most admitted,
    • re membered,
    • re cognized,
    • more admitted,
    • re-cognized.

    sanctioned (adjective)

    • more empowered,
    • most empowered.

    unrestricted (adjective)

    • un restricted,
    • un-limited,
    • un-restricted,
    • un-conditional,
    • un bounded,
    • un-bounded,
    • un conditional.

    warranted (adjective)

    • more secured,
    • most secured.
  • v.

    allotted (verb)

    • measured,
    • shared,
    • Meted,
    • apportioned,
    • split,
    • sliced,
    • set,
    • divided,
    • partitioned,
    • rationed,
    • allocated,
    • given,
    • dispensed,
    • Earmarked,
    • Dealt,
    • Gave,
    • cut,
    • Parceled,
    • segmented,
    • budgeted,
    • distributed,
    • allotted,
    • assigned,
    • Portioned.

    compromised (verb)

    • compensated,
    • appeased,
    • Compromised,
    • Accommodated,
    • mediated,
    • conceded,
    • settled,
    • reconciled,
    • adjusted,
    • Bargained.

    consented (verb)

    • ratified,
    • Assented,
    • let,
    • Concurred,
    • Condoned,
    • Consented,
    • endorsed,
    • Acquiesced.

    enabled (verb)

    • empowered,
    • facilitated,
    • Enabled,
    • commissioned.

    gave (verb)

    • devoted,
    • Doled,
    • assisted,
    • Ascribed,
    • expended,
    • funded,
    • Served,
    • Delivered,
    • donated,
    • Rendered,
    • Tendered,
    • presented,
    • pledged,
    • Showered,
    • Supplied,
    • furnished,
    • lent,
    • granted,
    • Attributed,
    • Provided,
    • Helped,
    • Imparted,
    • Awarded,
    • Offered,
    • Bequeathed,
    • Consigned,
    • Contributed,
    • bestowed,
    • paid,
    • Submitted,
    • sent,
    • extended,
    • endowed,
    • Lavished,
    • Disbursed.

    portioned (verb)

    • Dismembered,
    • Zoned,
    • chunked,
    • Pieced,
    • compartmentalized,
    • Halved,
    • subdivided.

    qualified (verb)

    • modified,
    • reserved,
    • mitigated,
    • Excepted,
    • tempered,
    • Stipulated,
    • limited,
    • qualified.
  • Other synonyms:

    allowable

    • warranted.

    Other relevant words:

    • flow,
    • true up,
    • het up,
    • by-blow,
    • segmental,
    • criterion,
    • furious,
    • cutting,
    • pamper,
    • clean-handed,
    • capture,
    • abridge,
    • supporting,
    • hotdog,
    • subsidization,
    • rent,
    • barely,
    • fair to middling,
    • live on,
    • aegir,
    • slue,
    • mint,
    • unbowed,
    • castigate,
    • honorable,
    • ascribe,
    • chance,
    • make out,
    • squeamish,
    • imprimatur,
    • raging,
    • receive,
    • plainspoken,
    • inviolate,
    • hunky-dory,
    • palatal,
    • capable,
    • fairish,
    • plastered,
    • canonical,
    • staccato,
    • goddam,
    • treasured,
    • general,
    • ignored,
    • lead,
    • present,
    • precious,
    • dead soul,
    • bighearted,
    • impropriety,
    • aright,
    • unassailable,
    • impute,
    • overhaul,
    • endow,
    • top,
    • indorse,
    • ease up,
    • break open,
    • free-spoken,
    • even out,
    • accommodation,
    • attenuate,
    • will,
    • pattern,
    • beneficial,
    • bandy,
    • cleave,
    • simply,
    • sustenance,
    • indicate,
    • promiscuous,
    • plump for,
    • forwards,
    • beatified,
    • needless,
    • sign-language,
    • by right of office,
    • stack,
    • accustomed,
    • sham,
    • smart,
    • raving mad,
    • nobleman,
    • distinguish,
    • minded,
    • curve,
    • baseball swing,
    • stylemark,
    • potency,
    • coupled,
    • doomed,
    • make bold,
    • bring home the bacon,
    • rule-governed,
    • cosmopolitan,
    • empowerment,
    • large-minded,
    • favour,
    • crystallize,
    • let go,
    • liquified,
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    • eject,
    • practiced,
    • built-in,
    • dead person,
    • extinct,
    • backlog,
    • normative,
    • bandy-legged,
    • free-and-easy,
    • discriminative,
    • subsidisation,
    • tardily,
    • localise,
    • out-of-doors,
    • onward,
    • come out,
    • well-kept,
    • deuced,
    • slice,
    • funfair,
    • break,
    • clean-cut,
    • pursue,
    • dainty,
    • integral,
    • stunned,
    • stock,
    • forward-moving,
    • crystalise,
    • rationalise,
    • gash,
    • ill-conceived,
    • passing game,
    • meet,
    • uncoiled,
    • brighten,
    • unresolved,
    • love child,
    • foreswear,
    • prefer,
    • eliminate,
    • make it,
    • bunch,
    • prepare,
    • fend for,
    • establish,
    • stopped up,
    • sworn,
    • in style,
    • pot,
    • unbroken,
    • effected,
    • take account,
    • edit out,
    • afford,
    • turn in,
    • pay,
    • in a broad way,
    • illuminate,
    • plumb,
    • arciform,
    • honest-to-goodness,
    • unionized,
    • compel,
    • even up,
    • assoil,
    • passel,
    • jewish-orthodox,
    • bemused,
    • lententide,
    • extend,
    • embrace,
    • stock-purchase warrant,
    • point-blank,
    • derive,
    • disjointed,
    • inculpable,
    • spread out,
    • distinct,
    • dress,
    • sufferable,
    • slaphappy,
    • kick the bucket,
    • take leave,
    • unshackled,
    • baseless,
    • fantastic,
    • verboten,
    • kick in,
    • lay,
    • unheeded,
    • wall hanging,
    • belike,
    • eagre,
    • direct,
    • damage,
    • enlarged,
    • mount,
    • prissy,
    • uncivilized,
    • nettled,
    • band,
    • illustrious,
    • godforsaken,
    • unexclusive,
    • legitimize,
    • untouched,
    • strait,
    • unlocked,
    • calibre,
    • put one across,
    • surpass,
    • unfreeze,
    • secure,
    • discharge,
    • precondition,
    • agency,
    • authorisation,
    • shortened,
    • clean-living,
    • hazardous,
    • wonted,
    • touched,
    • leave alone,
    • apt,
    • hap,
    • travel by,
    • harum-scarum,
    • unpledged,
    • okla.,
    • imputable,
    • estimable,
    • worse,
    • baronial,
    • safety,
    • so-called,
    • suspend,
    • pull in,
    • unfastened,
    • familial,
    • unfounded,
    • open air,
    • percipient,
    • wage,
    • harmonic,
    • gauge,
    • unobjectionable,
    • sweep up,
    • bust,
    • bonnie,
    • eastern orthodox,
    • fairly,
    • very,
    • cut back,
    • gull,
    • place,
    • juridic,
    • straighten out,
    • take for,
    • decriminalize,
    • parting,
    • netlike,
    • vocalise,
    • perish,
    • decriminalise,
    • whoreson,
    • set up,
    • inbuilt,
    • sensed,
    • resistive,
    • audio,
    • unattended,
    • freehanded,
    • put over,
    • run,
    • blameless,
    • offend,
    • slump,
    • enlist,
    • linguistic universal,
    • bye,
    • self-governing,
    • critical,
    • spill,
    • vindicate,
    • scavenge,
    • whirl,
    • exonerate,
    • unsnarled,
    • calculated,
    • honest,
    • harmonical,
    • crystalize,
    • outlaw,
    • bear out,
    • caboodle,
    • weblike,
    • cut down,
    • hold out,
    • go for,
    • white,
    • press release,
    • standstill,
    • rattling,
    • chasten,
    • probably,
    • liberty chit,
    • head,
    • unfeigned,
    • objurgate,
    • dictated,
    • caliber,
    • advance,
    • deed over,
    • reveal,
    • right hand,
    • verify,
    • inherent,
    • unconditioned,
    • banned,
    • needful,
    • thin,
    • coiffe,
    • publish,
    • tie-up,
    • entranced,
    • well-fixed,
    • pick,
    • genetic,
    • average,
    • carnival,
    • detriment,
    • bonny,
    • collected,
    • candid,
    • waive,
    • cured,
    • swallow,
    • at sea,
    • spread,
    • chattel,
    • correctly,
    • remission,
    • defendable,
    • take in,
    • skillful,
    • get out,
    • slip by,
    • unnoted,
    • appointed,
    • straight-from-the-shoulder,
    • conduct,
    • aided,
    • authentic,
    • infer,
    • palsgrave,
    • bread and butter,
    • arced,
    • outspoken,
    • varied,
    • oklahoma,
    • try-on,
    • redundant,
    • sceptred,
    • break up,
    • revalue,
    • unforfeitable,
    • effectual,
    • meted out,
    • healthy,
    • recovered,
    • rigid,
    • baby,
    • merely,
    • unexceptionable,
    • elucidate,
    • comely,
    • turn,
    • downright,
    • destitute,
    • rickety,
    • acquit,
    • clear up,
    • requisite,
    • endurable,
    • bring in,
    • tempestuous,
    • dependant,
    • undetermined,
    • enthralled,
    • palatine bone,
    • pass around,
    • subtract,
    • emasculated,
    • plum,
    • calloused,
    • forbidden,
    • trim,
    • firing,
    • abrupt,
    • say-so,
    • typeset,
    • sort out,
    • untied,
    • divide,
    • disordered,
    • dependent,
    • flat,
    • lacy,
    • fend,
    • point,
    • elongated,
    • middling,
    • musical accompaniment,
    • scanty,
    • extensive,
    • spoil,
    • level-headed,
    • drop out,
    • rip,
    • groundless,
    • postmark,
    • kick,
    • second-stringer,
    • prevail,
    • tire,
    • spend,
    • dramatize,
    • bent,
    • devil-may-care,
    • rack,
    • located,
    • ignore,
    • sureness,
    • serious,
    • heart-to-heart,
    • leave of absence,
    • dispense,
    • supply,
    • plenty,
    • allow for,
    • assignment,
    • okeh,
    • greet,
    • cool,
    • reinforced,
    • leave office,
    • forrard,
    • forgo,
    • autonomous,
    • discipline,
    • inexhaustible,
    • transmissible,
    • simulate,
    • buy the farm,
    • cleanse,
    • gestural,
    • foreshorten,
    • lend,
    • drop by the wayside,
    • mug,
    • organised,
    • mess,
    • directly,
    • specify,
    • evidence,
    • set apart,
    • commendation,
    • out-and-out,
    • smuggled,
    • hard put,
    • improper,
    • dog,
    • fragmented,
    • put across,
    • define,
    • salutary,
    • keep,
    • fall,
    • bewildered,
    • assurance,
    • openhanded,
    • salaried,
    • sure,
    • make up,
    • unspoiled,
    • unclutter,
    • stage set,
    • moveable,
    • barbarian,
    • straits,
    • dangling,
    • conquer,
    • decease,
    • contain,
    • endue,
    • attenuated,
    • sensible,
    • dead on target,
    • founder,
    • proficient,
    • steady,
    • loosen,
    • all the way,
    • usurp,
    • passport,
    • march on.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • adopt,
    • entitle,
    • certify,
    • unhindered,
    • admit,
    • acceptable,
    • legitimate,
    • accredited,
    • permissible,
    • right,
    • allowable,
    • consent,
    • affirm,
    • authority,
    • accept,
    • approbation,
    • Ceded,
    • appropriated,
    • assumed,
    • providential,
    • Imprescriptible,
    • constitutional,
    • authenticated,
    • dispensation,
    • Rented,
    • merited,
    • Endured,
    • gratuitous,
    • legit,
    • confess,
    • unregulated,
    • seemly,
    • licenced,
    • confessed,
    • provide,
    • acquiescence,
    • deem,
    • departed,
    • abandoned,
    • kosher,
    • stopped,
    • acknowledged,
    • conquered,
    • assume,
    • Issued,
    • Postulated,
    • confirm,
    • indefeasible,
    • inviolable,
    • excusable,
    • unimpeachable,
    • supported,
    • justify,
    • absolute,
    • justifiable,
    • engage,
    • Afforded,
    • Countenanced,
    • okay,
    • recognised,
    • deducted,
    • inalienable,
    • illicit,
    • permissive,
    • appreciate,
    • authorise,
    • agreement,
    • bestow,
    • privileged,
    • appreciated,
    • believe,
    • Presupposed,
    • lawful,
    • sanction,
    • Spared,
    • suspended,
    • venial,
    • Accorded,
    • cede,
    • Premised,
    • pardonable,
    • authorised,
    • Administered,
    • clear,
    • certified,
    • enable,
    • concede,
    • ok,
    • encouraged,
    • favored,
    • presume,
    • empower,
    • Vouchsafed,
    • license,
    • cleared,
    • sealed,
    • endorsement,
    • Countersigned,
    • chartered,
    • actionable,
    • able,
    • assent,
    • admitted,
    • liberty,
    • illegal,
    • notarized,
    • confirmed,
    • entrusted,
    • presumptive,
    • illegitimate,
    • Unforbidden,
    • validate,
    • deserved,
    • tolerable,
    • Discounted,
    • proper,
    • due to,
    • Promoted,
    • Acceded,
    • avow,
    • forfeited,
    • Suffered,
    • resigned,
    • permit,
    • on sufferance,
    • booked,
    • approve,
    • unobstructed,
    • sacrosanct,
    • stamped,
    • acknowledge,
    • signed,
    • exited,
    • comply with,
    • leased,
    • authorization,
    • Renounced,
    • licence,
    • validated,
    • Legalized,
    • permission,
    • Legitimated,
    • professed,
    • Underwritten,
    • asserted,
    • accredit,
    • unencumbered,
    • concession,
    • approval,
    • endorse,
    • allowance,
    • affirmed,
    • unlawful,
    • unchallenged,
    • prescriptive,
    • Complied,
    • unalienable,
    • understood,
    • alleged,
    • seized,
    • unimpeded,
    • owned,
    • giving,
    • Stomached,
    • retained,
    • Brooked,
    • Captured,
    • prescribed,
    • assign,
    • avowed,
    • authorize,
    • allow,
    • put into practice,
    • put on,
    • contraband,
    • agreed,
    • declare,
    • entitled,
    • Abetted,
    • unprohibited.

How to use «Allowed» in context?

Allowed is a hard-hitting and provocative debut novel about one teenager’s fight for survival in a society where rules have been abolished.

Asher is a teenager in a society where rules have been abolished. He doesn’t know where his parents are or what has happened to them — but he knows that he doesn’t want to be like the other kids in his society, who dress recklessly and seem to be living in a world of their own.

Asher is determined to find out how this society works and find a way to build a life that is both safe and fulfilling.

Paraphrases for Allowed:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      allow, permitted.
    • Proper noun, singular
      allow, permitted.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Verb, past tense
      allowable, Disallowed.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      able, allowable, authorise, authorised, authorized, lawful, licenced, permissible, permit, possible.
    • Proper noun, singular
      admitted, allowable, authorised, authorized, permissible, permit, Allowing, Permits, helps, supports.
    • Noun, plural
      Possibilities, accords, chances, landings, options, PROSPECTS, NATIONALS.
    • Verb, past tense
      abandoned, ability, acknowledged, added, addressed, admitted, adopted, advanced, aided, anticipated, applied, appreciated, arranged, assigned, assisted, assumed, at, attached, attended, authorise, authorised, authorized, award, banned, barred, built, called, can, capable, capacity, checked, combined, committed, completed, conceded, concluded, conduct, conducted, conferred, confirmed, considered, contained, continued, contracted, covered, creation, credited, cut, da, decided, declared, dedicated, deepened, defined, demonstrated, described, determined, developed, donated, drew, dropped, drove, dumped, earned, emphasized, encouraged, endorsed, enhanced, enrolled, estimated, expanded, expected, expressed, extended, facilitated, failed, favored, felt, fixed, focused, formed, fostered, found, gathered, guaranteed, handed, identified, ignored, implied, improved, initiated, intended, involved, joined, kept, learned, led, lent, licenced, lost, measured, moved, not, noted, observed, opened, option, ordered, outlawed, paid, paved, perform, permissible, permit, permitted, placed, played, pledged, possibility, possible, predicted, presented, produced, prohibited, projected, promised, proposed, proscribed, proved, provoked, pulled, quit, raised, ranked, ratification, ratified, received, reduced, represented, restored, retained, revealed, round, ruled, said, saved, saw, scheduled, secured, sent, shed, sounded, specified, stated, stopped, suggested, supposed, sustained, taught, thought, turned, uncovered, understood, validity, wanted, welcomed, Acceded, Accounted, Achieved, Acquiesced, Acted, Aimed, Appeared, Asked, Assessed, Attracted, Attributed, Was, Became, Behaved, Believed, Benefited, Bequeathed, Boosted, Brought, Came, Carried, Caught, Catered, Caused, Ceased, Dan, Deemed, Delivered, Did, Earmarked, Embraced, Emerged, Entered, Envisaged, Examined, Facilitating, Furthered, Gained, Gave, Generated, Got, Greeted, Had, Helped, Him, Hosting, Indicated, Introduced, Legalized, Looked, Managed, Mapped, Meant, Met, Nurtured, Objected, Obtained, Occurred, Offered, Opined, Participated, Passed, Performed, Rated, Reached, Referred, Refused, Remained, Rendered, Responded, Resulted, Served, Took, Told, Tolerated, Undertook, Upheld, Viewed, Were, Worked, Yielded, Commended, Condoned, Concurred, Consented, Consisted, Contributed, Created, Prevented, Proceeded, Promoted, Prompted, Pushed, Spurred, Stayed, Stipulated, Submitted, Succeeded, Supplied, Grants, Rights, accords, tabled, reacted, showed, ensured, awards, reproduced, positioned, IEFT, fuelled, highlighted, phased, laid, Favoured, to, ‘il, ailowed.
    • Verb, past participle
      abandoned, absorbed, access, accessibility, accomplished, acknowledged, acquired, action, added, addressed, admit, admitted, adopted, advanced, affected, aided, announced, anticipated, applied, appointed, apportioned, appreciated, approach, appropriated, arranged, asserted, assigned, assisted, assumed, assured, attached, attained, attended, authorised, authorized, banned, barred, based, become, bestowed, blessed, booked, bound, built, calculated, called, cast, changed, characterized, charged, chosen, clarified, classified, closed, collected, combined, come, committed, completed, conceded, concentrated, concerned, concluded, conducted, conferred, confined, confirmed, connected, considered, contained, continued, contracted, converted, covered, credited, cut, deadline, decided, declared, dedicated, deducted, defined, demonstrated, deprived, derived, described, designated, designed, detected, determined, developed, devoted, directed, discharged, discontinued, discovered, distributed, documented, donated, done, drawn, driven, dropped, dumped, earned, educated, effected, elected, elicited, embodied, employed, encouraged, endorsed, endowed, enforced, engagement, enhanced, enrolled, entertained, envisioned, estimated, expanded, expected, experienced, expired, exposed, expressed, extended, facilitated, failed, favored, felt, financed, fixed, focused, focussed, forbidden, foreseen, formed, fostered, found, founded, freed, funded, furnished, gathered, given, gone, governed, ground, grown, guaranteed, guided, handed, handicapped, have, headed, heard, identified, illustrated, implemented, imported, imposed, improved, incorporated, informed, initiated, inscribed, inspired, insured, integrated, intended, intervention, invested, invited, involved, joined, judgement, judgment, kept, known, latitude, learned, leased, led, lent, liberty, licenced, lifted, limited, linked, listed, located, locked, lost, maintained, marked, measured, measurement, minutes, missed, moved, needed, noted, obliged, observed, opened, ordered, organized, outlawed, outlined, overlooked, paid, paved, perceived, permit, permitted, placed, played, pledged, pointed, posted, practicable, predicted, prepared, presented, prevention, procedure, processed, produced, prohibited, prohibition, projected, promised, proposed, proscribed, protected, proved, proven, raised, ranked, ratified, read, realised, realized, receivable, received, recommended, recorded, rectified, reduced, regulated, reimbursement, reinforced, related, released, removed, renewed, requested, required, reserved, resettled, resolved, resort, response, restored, retained, revealed, ruled, run, said, sanctioned, satisfied, saved, scheduled, secured, security, seen, selected, sent, settled, shed, sheltered, signed, sold, solved, sought, specified, speech, spoken, stated, statement, stimulated, stopped, stored, strengthened, subscribed, subsidised, subsidized, substantiated, suggested, supposed, surrendered, sustained, taken, taught, thought, traded, trained, treated, tried, trusted, tuned, turned, understood, utilized, validated, valued, vested, warranted, welcomed, witnessed, won, word, yes, Acceded, Achieved, Acted, Administered, Advocated, Afforded, Aimed, Ascribed, Asked, Assessed, Attracted, Attributed, Avoided, Been, Borne, Begun, Believed, Benefited, Boosted, Brought, Cared, Carried, Caught, Caused, Ceased, Ceded, Channelled, Deemed, Delivered, Disbursed, Discussed, Earmarked, Eliminated, Embraced, Emerged, Enacted, Engendered, Enjoyed, Enshrined, Entailed, Entered, Envisaged, Examined, Exceeded, Excluded, Exempted, Exercised, Exerted, Exhibited, Explained, Fled, Followed, Forgiven, Furthered, Gained, Generated, Gotten, Got, Greeted, Had, Happened, Has, Heightened, Helped, Housed, Indicated, Inducted, Installed, Introduced, Invoked, Judged, Launched, Lodged, Looked, Managed, Mapped, Meant, Met, Notified, Obtained, Offered, Operated, Participated, Passed, Performed, Quoted, Reached, Recruited, Referred, Refused, Regarded, Reimbursed, Remained, Rendered, Responded, Resulted, Returned, Screened, Served, Shifted, Shown, Targeted, Tolerated, Transferred, Translated, Undergone, Underpinned, Undertaken, Upheld, Urged, Viewed, Visited, Worked, Yielded, Condoned, Consented, Contemplated, Contributed, Convened, Convoked, Countenanced, Created, Culminated, Precluded, Prevented, Procured, Promoted, Purchased, Pushed, Spared, Speeded, Spurred, Stayed, Subjected, started, Submitted, Succeeded, Supplied, accessed, programmed, minuted, budgeted, tabled, entrusted, reacted, sparked, refunded, circulated, ensured, limitations, replaced, reproduced, positioned, triggered, reviewed, withheld, HIT, IEFT, authored, fuelled, outsourced, catalyzed, leveraged, highlighted, phased, sourced, showcased, laid, Favoured, endeavoured, pre-approved, providedimproved, ailowed.
    • Verb, base form
      afford, authorise, authorised, authorized, condone, countenance, deserve, entitle, lead, permit, result, tolerate.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      admissions.
    • Noun, plural
      admissions.
    • Verb, past participle
      Accommodated.

Homophones for Allowed:

  • all, awheel, allele, ala, ale, awhile, ailey, ally, alloy, aliyah, alula, aeolia, allay, aioli, ail, aloe, alalia, awl, aloha, alley, al, allah, aalii, ali, awol, alleyway, allyl.

Table of Contents

  1. How do you say story in Hebrew?
  2. What is Greek story?
  3. How do you say little girl in Aramaic?
  4. Which allowed or that allowed?
  5. What’s a word for allowing something to happen?
  6. How do you say give permission?
  7. What is another word for very poor?
  8. What is it called when you let someone win?
  9. What is a slang word for defeat?
  10. How do you call someone bad at a game?
  11. What is the meaning of I will let you win?
  12. What does it mean when a guy says you win?

Allowed Synonyms – WordHippo Thesaurus….What is another word for allowed?

How do you say story in Hebrew?

Short story or a novella. Frame tale , a narrative technique….Morfix.co.il Dictionary view.

story
story יחיד
stories רבים

What is Greek story?

Borrowed from Late Latin mȳthos (“myth”), from Ancient Greek μῦθος (mûthos, “report, tale, story”).

How do you say little girl in Aramaic?

Talitha (Classical Syriac: ܛܠܝܼܬ݂ܵܐ/ܛܠܻܝܬ݂ܳܐ ṭlīṯā or ṭlīṯō) is an uncommon feminine name meaning “little girl” in Aramaic, given in reference to the Biblical story in the Gospel of Mark in which Jesus Christ was said to have resurrected a dead child with the words “Talitha cumi” or “Talitha kum” or “Talitha koum,” …

Which allowed or that allowed?

Use “allow” in present, or future, tense and “allowed” in the past tense. If someone says they are “allowed” to do something, they are referring to permission that was granted to them in the past. In English, the “-ed” ending is always attached to represent past-tense. It’s a rule for any English verb.

permitted acceptable
admissible allowable
permissible welcome
accepted tolerable
approved authorisedUK

What’s a word for allowing something to happen?

Enable is defined as to make something possible. The definition of allow means to permit or to give permission. Permission is defined as giving consent or authority or allowing someone to do something.

How do you say give permission?

Synonyms

  1. yes. adverb. used when you are giving permission.
  2. of course. adverb. used for giving someone permission in a polite way.
  3. certainly. adverb. spoken used for expressing agreement or giving permission.
  4. all right. adjective.
  5. if you want. phrase.
  6. by all means. phrase.
  7. as you wish. phrase.
  8. I don’t see why not. phrase.

What is another word for very poor?

1 needy, indigent, necessitous, straitened, destitute, penniless, poverty-stricken.

What is it called when you let someone win?

You might call it kowtowing if you’re allowing the other person to beat you out of respect for the power, authority, and/or or honor they have outside of the competition (e.g. if they’re your boss, or if they’re a worn old veteran in the sport and you’re a young upstart).

What is a slang word for defeat?

pip at the post. outplay. blow out of the water (slang) See examples for synonyms.

How do you call someone bad at a game?

Synonyms

  1. defeat. verb. to win against someone in a game, fight, or election.
  2. win. verb. to defeat everyone else by being the best or by finishing first in a competition.
  3. beat. verb. to defeat someone in a game, competition, election, or battle.
  4. overcome. verb.
  5. crush. verb.
  6. thrash. verb.
  7. overpower. verb.
  8. smash. verb.

What is the meaning of I will let you win?

You say ‘you win’ when you have been having a slight argument with someone and you are indicating that you agree to do what they want or that you accept their suggestion, even though you do not really want to.

What does it mean when a guy says you win?

You say ‘you win’ when you have been having a slight argument with someone and you are indicating that you agree to do what they want or that you accept their suggestion, even though you do not really want to. [spoken] ‘All right’, I said. ‘You win’. See full dictionary entry for win.

More from The Question & Answer (Q&A)

Allowed Synonyms – WordHippo Thesaurus….What is another word for allowed?

permitted acceptable
approved authorisedUK
authorizedUS granted
okay sanctioned
tolerated unobjectionable

What is the meaning of allow me?

phrase. Some people say ‘Allow me’ as a polite way of offering to do something for someone. [formal, politeness] Allow me to buy you a drink at the bar.

What word means to consent or to allow?

sanction, blessing, permission, concurrence, acquiescence, assent, understanding, go-ahead, permit, compliance, approval, authorization, subscribe, comply, acquiesce, give in, accord, okay, leave, yes.

What is the means of charming?

Something charming is usually pleasing or delightful. More rarely, it can be something supernatural. Charms are magical objects and something charming puts you under its spell. Charming people have a special, almost magical way of making others like them.

What is the meaning of diplomatic person?

If you say that someone is diplomatic, you mean that the person is able to control a difficult situation without upsetting anyone: Lawyers should be diplomatic in dealing with a judge.

Is being diplomatic good or bad?

It’s good to be diplomatic when the person is open minded. A person is diplomatic if he/she can deal with sensitive matter or people. It can be both good or bad. But for the person who is diplomatic, it is always good.

Is Diplomatic positive or negative?

In the figurative sense, we use “being diplomatic” rather than “being a diplomat”. This is used to indicate that a person is being considerate of the views of others and deals with them tactfully (which is normally a compliment, and hence used positively).

What are diplomatic skills?

Diplomatic skills encompass a range of strengths and abilities that enable professionals to manage professional relationships. Several key traits that diplomatic skills include focus on interpersonal skills, communication, leadership, conflict resolution and emotional intelligence to navigate professional interactions.

How many languages should a diplomat know?

Fluency in at least two foreign languages is required in order to reach the highest ranks and, in reality, most American diplomats speak three or more foreign languages with at least some proficiency.

How can I be diplomatic with my family?

Here’s how to maintain your integrity in family relationships.

  1. Don’t try to fix the difficult person.
  2. Be present and direct.
  3. Do encourage difficult people to express themselves.
  4. Watch for trigger topics.
  5. Know that some topics are absolutely off-limits.
  6. It’s not about you — usually.
  7. Your own well-being comes first.

What does it mean to be diplomatic at work?

Being diplomatic refers to one’s ability to navigate social situations with grace, so that no hard feelings arise while finding a balance between your needs and those of the people you work with. To be diplomatic, you need to understand and define your expectations clearly.

How do you act Diplomatic at work?

Follow these tips and you should make the right impression when you talk to people.

  1. Listen and be understanding.
  2. Avoid negative words – instead use positive words in a negative form.
  3. Say the magic word: Sorry.
  4. Use little words to soften your statements.
  5. Avoid ‘finger pointing’ statements with the word ‘you’

What is diplomatic talk?

What is Diplomatic Communication? A diplomatic communicator is someone who can get their message across and convince people to change without damaging the relationship. Diplomatic communicators use reason, kindness and compassion, and they show respect for other people.

What does a diplomatic answer mean?

able to deal with people in a sensitive way that does not upset or offend them. a diplomatic answer.

What is an example of a diplomat?

An example of a diplomat is a Norwegian ambassador meeting with the president of a country in Europe. A person who is accredited, such as an ambassador, to officially represent a government in its relations with other governments or international organisations.

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