Granted

Granted

Granted is a term commonly used in various contexts to indicate that a request, wish, or privilege has been approved or given. The term is often used in legal, academic, and everyday settings.

Legal Context

In the legal context, "granted" is frequently used in court rulings and legal documents. When a judge or a court grants a motion, it means that the request made by one of the parties in a case has been approved. For example, if a defendant's motion to dismiss a case is granted, the case will be dismissed.

Academic Context

In the academic world, "granted" can refer to the approval of research proposals, scholarships, or academic degrees. For instance, a university may grant a PhD to a student who has successfully completed their dissertation and met all other requirements.

Everyday Use

In everyday language, "granted" is often used to acknowledge that something is true or has been given. For example, one might say, "Granted, it was a difficult task, but we managed to complete it."

Related Terms

• Permission
• Approval
• Authorization
• Consent

See Also

• Legal terminology
• Academic degree
• Scholarship