It appears that “it is not a given” means “not to take something for granted” and “it is a given” means “something is obvious and occurs by default”. Can someone clarify this?
Simply so What is another word for not giving up? What is another word for never give up?
| dogged | staunch |
|---|---|
| untiring | unwavering |
| determined | grim |
| indefatigable | purposeful |
| tireless | undeviating |
What is the synonym of take away? Find another word for take away. In this page you can discover 33 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for take away, like: carry off, remove, detract, deduct, take from, , take out, bear-away, get-rid-of, withdraw and bring.
also How do you use given and given that? Given is a preposition followed my a noun phrase; meaning “considering”. WR example: Given his reputation, I’m not sure we should hire him. Given that is a conjunction followed by a relative (subordinate) clause, meaning “considering that”.
What is a synonym for do not allow?
Not allow is a negation of the verb allow, meaning disallow. Here’s a list of synonyms for disallowing .
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What is another word for not allowing?
| dismissing | refusing |
|---|---|
| forbidding | prohibiting |
| vetoing | barring |
| debarring | embargoing |
| blackballing | blocking |
What is the opposite of take away? What is the opposite of take away?
| add | enlarge |
|---|---|
| refuse | reject |
| strengthen | tack on |
| add to | give |
| distribute |
Can’t be taken away synonym?
synonyms: unalienable absolute, infrangible, inviolable.
What can I say instead of given that? What is another word for given that?
| with that in mind | consequently |
|---|---|
| considering that | doing so |
| for that reason | taking that into account |
| taking that into consideration | because of that |
| because of this | due to this |
What is meaning of given that?
Definition of ‘given that sth’
If you say given that something is the case, you mean taking that fact into account. Usually, I am sensible with money, as I have to be, given that I don’t earn that much.
How do you use given that in a sentence? Given-that sentence example
- Darwin said, given that organisms are fit, they will tend to survive; but he failed to show how they become fit. …
- Really useful, given that Xander is a master at messing with people’s minds. …
- Doesn’t it seem generous, given that the standard rate is 40 %?
What is the synonym of ban?
prohibit, forbid, veto, proscribe, disallow, outlaw, make illegal, embargo, place an embargo on, bar, debar, block, stop, put a stop to, put an end to, suppress, interdict. Law enjoin, restrain. permit.
What is not permitted mean? : not permitted : disallowed, banned.
What is the opposite allow?
Opposite of to permit (someone) to have or do something. prevent. keep. forbid. prohibit.
What is the opposite take?
Antonym of Take
| Word | Antonym |
|---|---|
| Take | Give |
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What is dine in and takeaway? Eat in means sit down and eat in the restaurant, and take away means you don’t.
What does to eat in mean? To eat at one’s home, as opposed to eating at a restaurant (“eating out”). Neither of us felt like going out, so we ate in tonight.
What does the word ubiquitous?
: existing or being everywhere at the same time : constantly encountered : widespread a ubiquitous fashion.
What does Imprescriptibility mean? : not subject to prescription : inalienable.
Can’t be stopped word?
inexorable Add to list Share. When a person is inexorable, they’re stubborn. When a thing or process is inexorable, it can’t be stopped. This is a word for people and things that will not change direction.
What is a synonym for do not?
- abstain.
- avoid.
- cease.
- curb.
- desist.
- forgo.
- halt.
- renounce.
How do you use considering?
You use considering that to indicate that you are thinking about a particular fact when making a judgment or giving an opinion. Considering that you are no longer involved with this man, your response is a little extreme.
Has been given means? “I was given” is simple past; the gift happened at some past time. It implies nothing further. “I have been given” implies that you still have the gift.
Have given VS had given?
Both are correct. have given is the Present Perfect Tense. (which means that you have given the money to XYZ, And you don’t know about the exact time. Secondly, if you know about the exact time, Then you will have to say: “I gave money to XYZ. The second part of your question “had given” Is Past perfect tense.
Do you say given or given that? The general rule is indeed given followed by a noun/noun phrase, and given that followed by a clause. But the second usage can still legally omit that , exactly the same way “He said that it’s true” or “He said it’s true” are both correct.