granted in a sentence

Meaning: 1) used to acknowledge that something is true or will happen because it seems obvious or likely 2) used to admit that something is true or valid before introducing a contrasting or qualifying clause 3) give (someone) something or allow them to have something 4) (of a request or application) be accepted as right or justified Similar words: accepted, affirmed, allowed, approved, assumed, authorized, bestowed, conferred, confirmed, endorsed, given, sanctioned, without a doubt,

The emperor's edict granted amnesty to political prisoners.
The CEO granted permission for the innovative project to proceed without any constraints.
They were granted permission to organize a charity event.
The renowned author granted permission for a cinematic adaptation of their acclaimed novel, entrusting the director with the creative interpretation.
He felt a surge of excitement as his boss granted him permission to lead the project.
They celebrated as the community granted permission to build a playground.
The teacher granted permission for students to collaborate on the group project.
The teacher granted permission for the students to use their phones.
After years of dedication to her craft, Emily's talent was finally recognized, and she was granted a solo exhibition at the art gallery.
In a small village, a wise elder granted valuable advice to the young villagers, guiding them towards a harmonious community.
The supervisor granted permission to take a break during the meeting.
The mysterious old man granted Tim a magical amulet, promising it would bring him luck and prosperity throughout his life.
Alex was astonished when a kind stranger granted him a ride home during the pouring rain, saving him from getting drenched.
The manager granted permission for the employee to take a day off.
As they explored the ancient ruins, they stumbled upon a hidden chamber, and the discovery granted them a sense of excitement and awe.
Maria's persistence in learning the violin paid off when her parents granted her the opportunity to attend a renowned music school.
He had always dreamed of becoming a detective, and his wish was finally granted when he received a job offer from the prestigious agency.
The scientist's groundbreaking research was recognized, and he was granted a prestigious award for his contributions to the field.
The genie appeared and granted three wishes to the young boy, who wisely used them to bring joy and prosperity to his family.
A peculiar book from the antique store granted Lucy the ability to travel through time, leading her on extraordinary adventures.
The court granted the police a warrant, authorizing the search of the suspect's residence.
Trail access is granted, trail conditions permitting.
She's always taking her good luck for granted; she doesn't realize how fortunate she is.
She took her partner's love for granted until they broke up.
Don't take your family's support for granted; remember to thank them.
My parents always told me not to take education for granted; not everyone has the opportunity to go to school.
We shouldn't take the kindness of strangers for granted; it's a rare and precious thing.
He's taking the tradition of afternoon tea for granted, forgetting its cultural importance.
She's taking her freedom of speech for granted, not realizing its historical significance.
We Brits often take our unpredictable weather for granted, until we have a rare sunny day.
I've learned not to take my friendships for granted; they require effort and investment.
She took her access to education for granted until she encountered barriers to higher learning.
I never realized how much I took my phone's battery life for granted until it died on me.
The judge granted the request for a recess.
They took their good fortune for granted, never considering the possibility of hardship.
I just assumed they would let me borrow their car, but they didn't take it for granted.
I'm guilty of taking my time off work for granted; I never appreciate it until it's over.
He's taking his health for granted, neglecting exercise and proper nutrition.
He took his job security for granted until he got laid off.
We often take electricity for granted until there's a power outage.
We took the reliability of public transportation for granted until there was a strike.
I reckon many folks take the NHS for granted, not appreciating its value until they need it.
I've learned not to take friendships for granted; they require effort and nurturing.
I've been guilty of taking my job stability for granted; I didn't anticipate the company restructuring.
She's taking her partner's patience for granted, not realizing how much he tolerates.
It's easy to take the beauty of the countryside for granted when you live in a city.
They took their parents' financial support for granted until they had to fend for themselves.
She took it for granted that her friends would always be there for her.
In a world of abundance, it's all too easy to become complacent, taking our material comforts for granted without acknowledging the disparities that exist elsewhere.
He's taking his upcoming vacation for granted, assuming everything will go smoothly.