How to use intended in a sentence

More sentences with intended

• These data show that the new policy is not working as intended.From the entry data
• She intended to get a letter off to her sister first thing that morning.From the entry get off
• If, as I surmise, you see the ladies this evening, you might mention my intended visit.From the entry surmise
• His betrayal was the beginning of a complex intrigue intended to give him control of the company.From the entry intrigue
• The letter they sent was a goof-up; it was intended for someone else.From the entry goof-up
• The family's exile was intended to stop them pretending to the throne.From the entry pretend
• The intended purpose of antidiscrimination laws is to counteract and reduce inequity.From the entry inequity
• He waved his hand nebulously in the direction he intended to go.From the entry nebulously
• The latest budget reforms are intended to bring down the level of inflation.From the entry bring down
• This meeting is intended to help us move forward on the new project.From the entry move forward
• I knew I had to outtrain my opponents if I intended to win the boxing tournament.From the entry outtrain
• The decriminalization of accounting fraud was a law ad personam intended save the President from legal trouble.From the entry ad personam
• A luncheonette in the shape of a coffee cup is particularly conspicuous, as is intended of an architectural duck or folly.From the entry duck
• In horse management a sound horse is one with no health problems that might affect its suitability for its intended work.From the entry sound
• Things haven't turned out as I intended they should, but I still intend that you shall take over the business.From the entry shall
• It didn’t turn out as we intended it should.From the entry should
• They released the new product later than intended.From the entry release
• My e-mail never reached the intended recipient.From the entry recipient
• Your admonition decided me against my intended course of action.From the entry decide
• He became more extensively involved than he intended.From the entry extensively
• He made his living black-marketing goods intended only for tourists.From the entry black-market
• The spacing of the desks in the exam hall was intended to prevent candidates from copying each other's work.From the entry spacing
• She did not buy them for her own use but always intended to make a profit by selling on.From the entry selling on
• She intended to settle in the practice of law.From the entry settle in
• The intended scale of the undimensioned drawing was not clear.From the entry undimensioned
• Both the arsonist and her partner were charged with murder, even though they had intended for it to be a victimless crime.From the entry murder
• His bullet reached its intended target.From the entry reach
• She intended to devour the book.From the entry devour
• Where my cousin lives, it almost always rains on Thursdays, and then they have beautiful sunny weather on the weekend, as God intended.From the entry as God intended
• Sometimes a difference in intended meaning has only a zero to mark it, in which case the utterance may be ambiguous when context alone does not fully clarify it.From the entry zero
• Most people got away with Napster piracy, but a few people were sued for gigantic sums because copyright holders intended to make an example of them.From the entry make an example of
• Your writing in English is not grammatical enough for publication, so we will hire an editor to fix it where necessary while preserving the intended meaning.From the entry grammatical
• "Nixonian" is a phrase in government that is almost never intended as a compliment.2025 February 4, Chris Brennan, “Chaos, lawsuits are the point: Trump expects Supreme Court to give him a free pass”, in USA Today…. From the entry Nixonian
• "I'm asexual," Yazhiisai said, the words spilling out faster than she intended.2024 October 20, Kate, A Love Unspoken, DeepMisti Publication, →ISBN, page 98. From the entry attraction
• This book is part three of a “thrillogy” and is not intended to stand alone.2023, Cole Chase, Metal Rise: Shadowfast Action Thriller 3. From the entry thrillogy
• However, he never intended to create a Black Mirroresque scenario here, he clarified.2023 April 13, Pritam Bordoloi, “Can You Upload Your Mind and Live Forever?”, in Analytics India Magazine, archived from the original on…. From the entry Black Mirroresque
• “They intended us to as well — it’s the ultimate political act, a liberty the 2A protects.2022 April 13, Ryan Bort, “The Real Reason Republicans Are Loading Their 2022 Campaign Ads With Guns”, in Rolling Stone. From the entry 2A
• “These payments were intended to influence the outcome of the election.”2021 March 18, Scott Glover, Curt Devine and Audrey Ash, “Former Florida state senator charged in spoiler candidate scheme”, in CNN. From the entry rundle
• While No Nut November was intended for men, there are no rules that bar women from participating.2021 November 1, Kelly Corbett, “No Nut November Is Here! Here's How This Bizarre Abstinence Challenge Started”, in Distractify. From the entry No Nut November
• What is happening today is exactly what was predicted and exactly what Chinese leaders intended.2020, Robert Kagan, “China’s dangerous Taiwan temptation”, in Washington Post. From the entry sop

Meaning of intended

1. adjective Planned.
2. adjective Made tense; stretched out; extended; forcible; violent.
3. noun Fiancé or fiancée.

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Questions about intended in a sentence

How do you use intended in a sentence?

Intended is used as an adjective and noun. For example: “These data show that the new policy is not working as intended.”

What is a short sentence with intended?

“His bullet reached its intended target.”

What does intended mean?

Intended means planned.