Approved

What do we mean by approved?

To sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm; to set as satisfactory.

To regard as good; to commend; to be pleased with; to think well of.

To make proof of; to demonstrate; to prove or show practically.

(followed by "of") To consider worthy (to); to be pleased (with); to accept.

To show to be worthy; to demonstrate the merits of.

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A mutual approving between a party. Urban Dictionary

The phenomena of Gen-Z saying everything like a question out of a subconscious need for approval. Urban Dictionary

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Anything not containing sexual innuendo, profanity, drugs, alcohol, caffeine or coffee. Also someone who excels in school and/ or volunteers excessively. Urban Dictionary

Farm Slang: When constructing something on the farm, cats will typcially refrain from climbing around on it until its structural integrity has been tested. Once they know it will not fall out from under them, they will climb all over it until the end of time. Urban Dictionary

Synonym to "kosher" and "legimate." Urban Dictionary

Somone who try's to seek approval from other people to feel ok with themselves. Urban Dictionary

On Facebook, when you receive a request from someone who you see has several mutual friends, but you know that you have never met them and don't really want to approve their friend request, but you do anyway to avoid looking like an asshole/bitch, this is considered a courtesy approve. Urban Dictionary

Someone who constantly looks for approval from others. Most likely this person has low self-esteem and only values him/herself based on making other people happy and gaining their approval. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to approved:
approved, approve, approver, approves, approval, apprised, improved, apposed, proved, reproved, aproned, apprized, unapproved, unproved, approvers, approuver.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word approved:
consummated, fda, fcc, referendum, transaction, homestead, miracle, amendments, approval, amended, proposal, amendment, relief, drug, decree, sale, merger, constitution, tax, plan, resolution, agree, authorized, vote, constitutional, construction, request, treatment, funding, bond, legislature, submitted, pope, senate, application.

Words that rhyme with approved:
removed, improved, moved, proved, disapproved, grooved, unmoved, unapproved, unimproved, hooved, unproved, disproved.

Adjectives that are often used to describe approved:
human, fda, state, date, pre, paw, continued, actual, total, canine, acgme, court, sba, non, books, aba, family, veterinary, osha, nanda.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective approved:
methods, program, plan, school, manner, fashion, method, schools, style, plans, projects, list, type, form, programs, budget, course, means, forms, institution, practice, pattern, principles, practices, societies, design, drug, material, securities, expenditure, courses, project, standards, standard, authors, products, scheme, institutions, materials, schemes, candidates, behavior, treatment, drugs, application, agency, protocol, college, container, equipment, procedures, lists, writers, product, device, construction, policies, name, indication, devices, facility, estimate, curriculum, procedure, books, models, schedule, hospital, programme, training, university, agents, mode, cost, quality, investment, indications, suppliers, respirator, investments, fidelity, version, uses, courage, agencies.

Consonant match to approved:
he proved.

Words that sound like approved:
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