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premised

premised adjective: having a specified premise. Also the simple past and past participle of premise.

Adjective

premised (comparative more premised, superlative most premised)

  1. (usually, with-on) Having a specified premise.

Also used as

premised is also the simple past and past participle of premise.

Forms of premised

comparativemore premised
superlativemost premised

Questions about premised

What does premised mean?
Premised means having a specified premise.
What part of speech is premised?
Premised is an adjective.

Words near premised in the dictionary

  1. Premingerian
  2. premining
  3. premiparous
  4. premise
  5. premise indicator
  6. premised
  7. premises
  8. premiseth
  9. premising
  10. premisory
  11. premiss

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