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initiated
[ih-nish-ee-ey-tid]
adjective
already having some knowledge of or experience in a particular art or subject.
While other shows have faded into obscurity, Twin Peaks continues to capture the imaginations of new and initiated viewers alike.
admitted or accepted with formal rites into an organization or group, adult society, secret knowledge, etc..
He is an initiated Wiccan priest, a healer and seer, and a keen student of natural medicine.
begun, originated, or set going.
Despite the initiated reforms, markets are not convinced that this EU member country will be able to avoid restructuring its debt.
Government., proposed by initiative.
In such cases a group of citizens can propose an initiated constitutional amendment to the people for a statewide vote.
verb
the simple past tense and past participle of initiate.
Other Word Forms
- quasi-initiated adjective
- uninitiated adjective
- well-initiated adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of initiated1
Example Sentences
A representative for the company said: “We don’t agree with Maersk’s characterization of the circumstances and that is partly why we initiated legal action against Maersk.”
Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on MP Materials with a Buy rating and a $77 price target, citing a Defense Department deal.
The sheriff’s Special Victims Unit initiated the probe because one of the incidents occurred in East Los Angeles, according to Nicole Nishida, a department spokeswoman.
Appaloosa initiated a holding of 9.25 million shares of American, a laggard in the airline group whose stock trades at $13.
Appaloosa initiated a holding of 9.25 million shares of American, a laggard in the airline group whose stock trades at $13.
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