approved in Latin
approved in Latin is probātus — approved means officially accepted or given permission.
approved in Latin
probātus
Having received approval.
What does "approved" mean?
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adj Officially accepted or given permission.
"The medicine was finally approved for use by doctors."
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adj Tested and shown to work well over time.
"This is a tried and approved method for baking bread."
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approved in a sentence
- The medicine was finally approved for use by doctors.
- Only approved visitors may enter the building without an escort.
- This is a tried and approved method for baking bread.
- Grandma's approved remedy for a cold is honey and lemon in hot water.
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What is "approved" in Latin?
"approved" in Latin is probātus. approved means: Officially accepted or given permission.
How do you use "approved" in a sentence?
Example: "The medicine was finally approved for use by doctors." In Latin, "approved" is probātus.
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