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permittedverbpast tense of permit to give permission for or to approve ofthe school won't permit such an activity on its grounds allowed, green-lighted, had, suffered authorized, commissioned, licensed(also licenced)acceded (to), acquiesced, agreed (to), assented (to), consented (to), OK'd(or okayed), warrantedaccorded, conceded, granted, sanctioned, vouchsafedadmitted, brooked, condoned, countenanced, endured, supported, tolerated stood for banned, enjoined, forbade(also forbad), prohibited, proscribed, vetoed hindered, impeded, obstructedcensured, denied, disallowed, disapproved, interdicted, refused, rejected, revoked, suppressed, withhelddeplored, discountenanced, disfavored, disliked, frowned (at or on), grudgedchecked, curbed, kept, repressed, restrained to give permission toyou are not permitted to swim at the town pond without a season pass allowed, left, let authorized, commissioned, empowered, licensed(also licenced)approved, endorsed(also indorsed), sanctionedfreed, liberated, releasedcatered (to), gave in (to), humored, indulged enjoined, forbade(also forbad), prohibited deterred, discouragedbarred, blocked, constrained, curbed, frustrated, held back, impeded, inhibited, obstructed, prevented to make able or possiblewe'll have our picnic on Thursday, weather permitting allowed, empowered, enabled, let fitted(or fit), habilitated, prepared, qualified, readiedapproved, endorsed(also indorsed), sanctionedconditioned, equipped prevented inhibited, precludeddisallowed, enjoined, forbade(also forbad), prohibited to fail to prevent (some behavior on someone's part) especially from neglect or indifferencethe college permits way too much drinking, in my opinion allowed, let, suffered, tolerated brushed (aside or off), condoned, disregarded, ignored, overlooked, shrugged off, winked (at)excused, forgave, pardonedbrooked, catered (to), gave in (to), humored, indulged put up with barred, blocked, constrained, prevented forbade(also forbad), prohibitedcurbed, deterred, discouraged, frustrated, held back, impeded, inhibited, interfered (with) |