Similar words: superintendent, extended, pretended, intend, contender, extended family, intend to, intendant. Meaning: [ɪn'tendɪd] 
adj. 1. intentional or planned 2. future; betrothed.
adj. 1. intentional or planned 2. future; betrothed. 
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31. These measures are intended to help the disadvantaged.
32. The course is intended for intermediate-level students.
33. He never intended to use this method.
34. The record is intended for use as background music.
35. I think he intended it as a put-down comment.
36. The approach was intended to short-circuit normal complaints procedures.
37. The ban is intended to be permanent.
38. We only learned about your intended visit yesterday.
39. The snake's markings are intended to warn away predators.
40. The bomb reached its intended target ten seconds later.
41. The arrangement was only intended as a stopgap.
42. They intended to invest hugely in new technology.
43. The book is intended for children aged 5-7.
44. This car is intended to succeed the popular Fiesta.
45. Language games are usually intended to encourage student interaction.
46. The article was intended to provoke thought.
47. I intended the gift for you.
48. I'd fully intended to call you last night.
49. He intended it as a joke.
50. The police intended to clobber drunk drivers.
51. The intended victims were selected because they seemed vulnerable. Sentencedict.com
52. She spoke more loudly than she intended.
53. I spent more than I intended to.
54. He intended that his son should inherit his business.
55. He had intended to take a holiday in America.
56. Soil conservation is intended to kurb erosion.
57. Often had I intended to speak of it.
58. These garments are intended for professional sports people.
59. She intended that her daughter should study English.
60. It didn't turn out like I intended.
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