listed
Americanadjective
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(of a security) admitted to trading privileges on a stock exchange.
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(of a telephone number or telephone subscriber) represented in a telephone directory.
Etymology
Origin of listed
Example Sentences
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U.S.-listed shares of BP tumbled 6.4% after the British oil major suspended its quarterly share buybacks as it grapples with weak crude prices.
From Barron's
A building once described as "Britain's ugliest" has been granted Grade II listed status, ending a 35‑year campaign to secure protection for one of London's Brutalist landmarks.
From BBC
U.S.-listed shares of BP tumbled 5.5% after the British oil major suspended its quarterly share buybacks as it grapples with weak crude prices.
From Barron's
Opened in 1873, Albert Bridge is a Grade II listed structure and one of only two London bridges never to have been replaced, along with Tower Bridge.
From BBC
My daughters also have powers of attorney on all of my bank accounts, and my husband has his children listed as POD on his accounts as well, so that is fair and square.
From MarketWatch
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