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• adj.

  • all (adjective)

  • owned.

  • inhabited (adjective)

  • tenanted,
  • lived in,
  • peopled.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • retained,
  • hisser,
  • Yours,
  • His,
  • theirs,
  • very own.

  • own (adjective)

  • in-dividual,
  • minest,
  • Its,
  • theirsest,
  • in dividual,
  • itsest,
  • itser,
  • yourser,
  • hissest,
  • more resident,
  • miner,
  • yoursest,
  • Hers,
  • resident,
  • hersest,
  • most resident,
  • herser,
  • theirser.

  • possessed (adjective)

  • Had,
  • dowered upon,
  • bound over,
  • seized by,
  • acquired,
  • possessed,
  • in the possession of,
  • in the seizin of,
  • fallen into the possession of,
  • among the possessions of,
  • held,
  • the property of,
  • Claimed,
  • descended upon.

  • retained (adjective)

  • withheld.

• n.

  • closely-held (noun)

  • closely-held.

  • in hand (noun)

  • in hand.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • possession.

• v.

  • occupied (verb)

  • inhabited.

  • possessed (verb)

  • Monopolized.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • legacy,
  • Claimer,
  • personal property,
  • lares and penates,
  • affluence,
  • asset,
  • Dibs,
  • Droit,
  • Clutching,
  • personal effects,
  • appanage,
  • paid for,
  • belonging,
  • possessive.
  •
  • chattel,
  • claimant,
  • monopoly,
  • unoccupied,
  • possessor,
  • inheritance,
  • prerogative,
  • proprietor,
  • unreserved,
  • uninhabited,
  • holding,
  • jealous,
  • claim,
  • pelf,
  • riches,
  • birthright,
  • patrimony,
  • owner,
  • acre.
  •
  • master,
  • wherewithal,
  • holder,
  • boast,
  • heritage,
  • perquisite,
  • possess,
  • want,
  • movable,
  • treasure,
  • pretender,
  • wealth.
  •
  • enjoy,
  • require,
  • pretension,
  • demand,
  • resource,
  • have,
  • elude.
  •
  • dominion,
  • effect,
  • lack,
  • capital,
  • fortune.
  •
  • command,
  • escape,
  • title,
  • bear,
  • hold.
  •
  • corner.
  •
  • pretense.
  •
  • free,
  • mean.
  •
  • open.
  •
  • carry.

  • Other relevant words:

  • land,
  • chattels,
  • stores,
  • props,
  • belongings,
  • own,
  • thing,
  • ownership,
  • havings,
  • proprietorship,
  • territory,
  • estate,
  • building,
  • Facilities,
  • equipment,
  • assets,
  • goods,
  • proprietary,
  • property,
  • worldly goods,
  • holdings,
  • stuff,
  • house.

  • Other relevant words (noun):

  • creation,
  • experienced,
  • affair,
  • needed,
  • on hand,
  • acknowledged,
  • individual,
  • Exacted,
  • effects,
  • ought,
  • controlled,
  • deed,
  • birthed,
  • necessitate,
  • admitted,
  • owed,
  • aught,
  • commodity,
  • declared,
  • mastered,
  • Purchased,
  • characteristic,
  • accepted,
  • accept,
  • element,
  • Oneself,
  • Delivered,
  • effected,
  • granted,
  • consume,
  • behoove,
  • ingested,
  • disposition,
  • received,
  • concern,
  • maintained,
  • sustained,
  • avowed,
  • in store,
  • Avouched,
  • involve,
  • Suffered,
  • confessed,
  • deliver,
  • selfed,
  • Enjoyed,
  • pwned,
  • occupied,
  • Allowed,
  • occupy,
  • adopted,
  • stimulated,
  • consumed,
  • Obtained,
  • entity,
  • inherited,
  • take,
  • body,
  • custom,
  • recognized,
  • featured,
  • should,
  • business,
  • conceded,
  • wield,
  • mine,
  • professed,
  • Bought,
  • recognised,
  • keep,
  • get,
  • induced,
  • agreed,
  • Gained,
  • FREE AND CLEAR,
  • Caused,
  • clothes,
  • accomplished,
  • affected,
  • event,
  • concept,
  • kept,
  • circumstances,
  • Itself.

How to use «Owned» in context?

What does the word «owned» mean? We use the word «owned» to refer to something we have control over, either because we’ve bought it or we’ve taken it from someone else. Saying «I own a house» means that you live in the house and have the legal right to use it. Saying «I own a car» means that you have the legal right to use it and drive it wherever you want. Saying «I own a company» means that you have the legal right to control and run the company.

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• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    own.
  • Proper noun, singular
    own.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    government-owned, foreign-owned, nations-owned, canadian-owned, contingent-owned.
  • Proper noun, singular
    nations-owned.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    available, possessor, Detained, Purchased, property-related.
  • Proper noun, singular
    belonging, ownership, property, Detained, Owning, Properties, possesses, convicts.
  • Verb, past tense
    acquired, assumed, attended, belonging, celebrated, checked, constituted, contained, demonstrated, deprived, earned, featured, fell, felt, granted, handled, kept, lay, let, posed, property, represented, rested, retained, stemmed, thought, valued, wanted, who, won, Accounted, Amounted, Arose, Was, Belonged, Bought, Came, Cared, Carried, Caught, Detained, Did, Displayed, Enjoyed, Exhibited, Existed, Gained, Went, Got, Had, Indicated, Insisted, Knew, Looked, Meant, Met, Pertained, Ran, Relied, Resulted, Took, Were, Which, Whom, Wished, Commanded, Convened, Pried, Procured, Purchased, Stood, Superseded, Supplied, exhibits, showed, replaced, hosted, monitored, acquis, ‘d.
  • Verb, past participle
    absorbed, accrued, accumulated, accused, acquired, addressed, adopted, affiliated, align, apprehended, arrested, associated, assumed, attached, bound, broken, charged, checked, classified, closed, come, conceived, concentrated, conducted, confined, considered, contained, convicted, covered, cut, deprived, derived, designated, designed, disconnected, dominated, drawn, driven, earned, endorsed, endowed, engagement, entitled, equipped, established, exploited, extinguished, facilitated, felt, financed, formed, found, founded, funded, given, governed, granted, grouped, guided, handled, harnessed, headed, heard, identified, imprisoned, included, intended, invested, involved, involvement, kept, learned, led, left, linked, listed, located, locked, maintained, mastered, mined, mixed, motivated, obligated, obliged, occupied, oriented, owed, paid, participation, placed, proprietor, qualified, realized, registered, regulated, related, removed, represented, required, reserved, restored, restrained, retained, ruled, run, separated, severed, shared, shouldered, shut, situated, society, split, stopped, stored, supervised, supervision, taken, tapped, tested, traced, tracked, traded, twelve, unowned, utilised, utilized, verified, Accounted, Administered, Aimed, Attributed, Audited, Been, Borne, Believed, Belonged, Bought, Bribed, Captured, Cared, Carried, Caught, Chaired, Channelled, Dealt, Defrayed, Denied, Detained, Devised, Enacted, Encountered, Enjoyed, Exercised, Exhibited, Explored, Fished, Gained, Gotten, Got, Had, Harvested, Housed, Incurred, Inspected, Introduced, Logged, Met, Monopolized, Obtained, Overseen, Participated, Passed, Performed, Policed, Referred, Returned, Screened, Sentenced, Served, Tackled, Targeted, Undertaken, Wielded, Created, Procured, Purchased, Provided, Steered, Subjected, grasped, allocated, leveraged, staffed, spearheaded, interned, vetted, monitored.

• Other Related

  • Verb, past tense
    maintained.

Omophagic

Synonyms:

herbivorous,
omnivorous.

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