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UK//ɡrɑːntɪd//US//ɡræntɪd//

Meaning of Granted

To provide someone with something or to acknowledge something as true.

In simple words: To give someone something or allow them to do something.

Granted in a sentence

  • She was granted permission to leave early.
  • They granted him access to the confidential files.
  • I will grant that he made a valid point.
  • It's often taken for granted that he will always help.
  • Once the request was granted, we began our work.

How to use Granted

Use 'granted' in contexts where permission is given or when something is accepted as true. It's often formal, but can be neutral in casual conversation.

Grammar pattern

granted + object

Memory hint

Think of 'granting' a wish, like a genie giving you what you ask for.

Related words

Collocations with Granted

  • granted permission
  • granted access
  • granted request

Synonyms for Granted

Opposites of Granted

Common mistakes with Granted

  • Confusing 'granted' with 'grant', which has a different form and function.
  • Using 'granted' without an object, like 'Granted I can help.'
  • Misusing 'granted' in informal contexts where more casual language is preferred.

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Frequently asked questions about Granted

What does Granted mean?

To give someone something or allow them to do something.

What is the definition of Granted?

To provide someone with something or to acknowledge something as true.

How do you use Granted in a sentence?

She was granted permission to leave early.

Can you give another example of Granted?

They granted him access to the confidential files.

What are synonyms for Granted?

Common alternatives include bestowed, allowed, accepted, conceded.

What is the opposite of Granted?

Opposite meanings include denied, refused, withheld.

What words go with Granted?

It commonly pairs with granted permission, granted access, granted request.

What are common mistakes when using Granted?

Confusing 'granted' with 'grant', which has a different form and function. Using 'granted' without an object, like 'Granted I can help.' Misusing 'granted' in informal contexts where more casual language is preferred.

How do you pronounce Granted?

US: //ɡræntɪd//, UK: //ɡrɑːntɪd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Granted?

Use 'granted' in contexts where permission is given or when something is accepted as true. It's often formal, but can be neutral in casual conversation.