Meanings
comparative more grantedly · superlative most grantedly
- as has been or must be granted or admitted
The psychological simplification, implicit in an attempt to explain five adult lives by the - grantedly dramatic - events of one night is heavy-handed and untrue, and the characters think tritely, with lines like "I sit helpless, chained to my chair, manacled to my unedited and unacceptable life."
1984 (April 15), Mona Simpson, New York Times In Short book review of novel "The Tiger in the Tiger Pit" by Turner HospitalSynonyms: admittedly, confessedly, granted
- as is beyond question, as is not to be doubted
Synonyms & antonyms
adverbas has been or must be granted or admitted
Origin
Translations
Czech nepochybně
- nepochybněby admission
Danish ganske vist
- ganske vistby admission
French certes
- certesby admission
German zugegebenermaßen
- zugegebenermaßenby admission
Greek ομολογουμένως
- ομολογουμένως (omologouménos)by admission
Hungarian kétségkívül, kétségtelenül
- kétségkívülby admission
- kétségtelenülby admission
- kétségtelenby admission
- nem vitásby admission
- el kell ismerniby admission
- be kell vallaniby admission
Portuguese admitidamente
- admitidamenteby admission
Russian по о́бщему призна́нию
- по о́бщему призна́нию (po óbščemu priznániju)by admission
Spanish la verdad es que, lo cierto es que
- la verdad es queby admission
- lo cierto es queby admission
- es cierto queby admission
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grantedly. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 2, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/grantedly
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