promised in Latin
promised in Latin is stipulātus — promised means committed to happening, based on an earlier promise.
promised in Latin
stipulātus
Predicted; expected; anticipated.
What does "promised" mean?
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adj Committed to happening, based on an earlier promise.
"The promised funding never actually arrived."
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adj Bound by a prior commitment to a future obligation, such as marriage.
"She was promised to another family since childhood, according to the old custom."
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promised in a sentence
- The promised funding never actually arrived.
- She was promised to another family since childhood, according to the old custom.
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What is "promised" in Latin?
"promised" in Latin is stipulātus. promised means: Committed to happening, based on an earlier promise.
How do you use "promised" in a sentence?
Example: "The promised funding never actually arrived." In Latin, "promised" is stipulātus.
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