Similar words: license, driving license, incensed, sensed, tensed, incense, censer, licence. Meaning: ['laɪst] 
adj. given official approval to act.
adj. given official approval to act. 
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1. The hotel has a licensed bar .
2. This shop is licensed to sell tobacco.
3. The vaccine has been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration.
4. This vehicle is licensed to carry 4 persons.
5. She is licensed to fly solo.
6. They had licensed the firm to produce the drug.
7. The doctor is licensed to practise medicine.
8. They have licensed the private hotel.
9. Public houses are licensed to sell alcoholic drinks for a certain number of hours per week.
10. The bar was licensed subject to the condition that no children under 15 be admitted.
11. The restaurant is not licensed for the sale of spirits.
12. The new drug has not yet been licensed in the UK.
13. BP has been licensed to drill for oil in the area.
14. A licensed restaurant serves good food all day.
15. Directors of licensed dealers rarely have secure jobs.
16. Licensed dealers may offer facilities for trading in options.
17. Authentic Tennessee ribs a speciality. Fully licensed.
18. The area is licensed for 1200 people.
19. This is deemed unethical until a product is licensed.
20. The lake is commercially netted by licensed fishermen.
21. Lift, licensed bar[sentencedict.com], entertainment weekly.
22. Licensed dealers can be slow to deliver share certificates.
23. There will be a licensed bar and hot supper.
24. Had they even penetrated the licensed taxicabs of London?
25. We re licensed as an acute care facility.
26. It is always a good idea to sell through a licensed dealer.
27. There were about 250 people on board, about 100 more than the ferry was licensed to carry.
28. We are sure that these purchases will soon be licensed.
29. While searching the house they discovered an unlicensed shotgun and a licensed rifle.
30. I must ask you to stop singing as the inn is not licensed for music.
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