dispensed

[di-spenst]

adjective

1. having been given out or administered.

Example Sentences

Smith says he witnessed this phenomena, and at that point decided to create an event that focused on realism and dispensed with the notion that there could be any illusions or magic.

From Los Angeles Times

Michaels and Harper claimed a level of authority on healthy living that they didn’t have, and the docuseries alleges they dispensed advice that contradicted what the show’s medical expert, Dr. Robert Huizenga, told participants.

From Salon

The medicine dispensed by the governor tastes especially bitter to those who suffer from a lack of self-awareness.

From Salon

The Welsh government said Xonvea could be prescribed in exceptional cases where other treatments have failed, with more than 750 prescriptions dispensed since January.

From BBC

On Thursday Gardiner, the MP for Brent West, told the BBC he and his fellow MPs were not asking for biometric checks to be dispensed with, but for them to be deferred to other countries.

From BBC