grandparented
grandparented adjective: that satisfies older, but not current, rules or regulations. Also the simple past and past participle of grandparent.
Adjective
grandparented (not comparable)
- That satisfies older, but not current, rules or regulations
- Also raised were the potential challenges long-standing practitioners might face in collecting documentation of their training for the grandparented registration process: Asking for transcripts or study reports may [create] great difficulties for those old practitioners, for these schools, or...2015 September 7, Nadine Ijaz et al., “Supportive but “worried”: perceptions of naturopaths, homeopaths and Chinese medicine practitioners through a regulatory transition in Ontario, Canada”, in BMC...
Also used as
grandparented is also the simple past and past participle of grandparent.
Questions about grandparented
- What does grandparented mean?
- Grandparented means that satisfies older, but not current, rules or regulations.
- What part of speech is grandparented?
- Grandparented is an adjective.
Words near grandparented in the dictionary
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