intended Definition
in·tended (in ten′did)
adjective
- meant; planned
- prospective; future one's intended wife
noun
Informal the person whom one has agreed to marry; fiancé(e)
intended Synonyms
intended
modif.
intended Usage Examples
Preposition: for
practitioner: WARNING: THESE PUBLICATIONS ARE INTENDED FOR MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.
Modifies a noun
- recipient: The system then alerts the intended recipient who may then read the file.
- audience: Market Who is the intended audience for the course?
- beneficiary: We want your intended beneficiaries to benefit most from your estate, not the taxman!
- readership: Overall, this is a very competent index, well focused on its intended readership.
- recipient(s: Please consider both your intended message and intended recipient(s ).
- outcome: Intended spiritual learning outcome: To reflect on why we often talk about God in male terms.
Used with adjective complement
visit: B2 Health visiting Intended learning outcomes 20 The course is designed to meet the standards of key stakeholders, including the NMC.
Browse dictionary entries near intended
- ‹ intendant
- ‹ intendancy
- ‹ intendance
- ‹ intend
- ‹ intemperate
- ‹ intemperance
- ‹ Intelsat
- ‹ intelligible
- ‹ intelligibility
- ‹ intelligentsia
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