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certified

[sur-tuh-fahyd] / ˈsɜr təˌfaɪd /
ADJECTIVE
accredited
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ADJECTIVE
balanced
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ADJECTIVE
bonded
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ADJECTIVE
cleared
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STRONGEST




ADJECTIVE
licensed
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STRONGEST




ADJECTIVE
registered
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ADJECTIVE
witnessed
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Example Sentences

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At the time, B Lab said more than 96% of the firms it had certified were small and medium-sized businesses, although it said it had now introduced "more rigorous standards".

From BBC

Douglas Boneparth, a certified financial planner, had managed his family’s finances until a few years ago, when his wife, Heather, decided she wanted more visibility.

From The Wall Street Journal

A spokesperson for General Mills, whose cereal brands include Cheerios and Lucky Charms, said the company remains committed to removing certified synthetic colours from all US cereals by this summer.

From BBC

Asked if the story was true, Leah responded, “If my father, mother, and brother David have certified to such a statement, it is true.”

From Literature

The loans “become dangerous … when they are used to preserve a lifestyle instead of solve a balance-sheet problem,” said Justin Rice, a certified financial planner at Hamilton, N.J.-based Personal Wealth Strategies.

From MarketWatch