Definition of intentioned in English:

intentioned

adjective ɪnˈtɛnʃ(ə)ndɪnˈtɛn(t)ʃ(ə)nd

Having intentions of a specified kind.
it is hard to argue that Smith is ill-intentioned
the film is seriously intentioned and honourable in purpose
Example sentencesExamples
- As the organization evolves, its primary goal often appears to be less educationally intentioned.
- Your note mentions that a ban on hats is probably intentioned to enable security cameras to get a better look at bank robbers.
- The strange warrior's code forms the basis for all these films, whether intentioned or not.
- Her present reversal of mood may either be humoring me or be genuinely better intentioned.
- Collating such an enormous volume of research would clearly be beyond even the best intentioned researchers planning to post a questionnaire.
- He claims that his intentioned gold sales are primarily supposed to help poor countries in Africa.
- No matter how credible, genuinely intentioned, or brilliant an aspirant is, if he does not fit into the caucus's agenda, he had better drop his ambition.
- Why do individuals' actions not always give on to their intentioned ends?
- It has been widely accepted that a code of practice is essential if the act is to be implemented as originally intentioned.
- The software is malicious and evil intentioned and is designed to steal something from you.

Definition of intentioned in US English:

intentioned

adjectiveɪnˈtɛn(t)ʃ(ə)ndinˈten(t)SH(ə)nd

Having intentions of a specified kind.
it is hard to argue that Smith is ill intentioned
the film is seriously intentioned and honorable in purpose
Example sentencesExamples
- The software is malicious and evil intentioned and is designed to steal something from you.
- The strange warrior's code forms the basis for all these films, whether intentioned or not.
- Her present reversal of mood may either be humoring me or be genuinely better intentioned.
- He claims that his intentioned gold sales are primarily supposed to help poor countries in Africa.
- No matter how credible, genuinely intentioned, or brilliant an aspirant is, if he does not fit into the caucus's agenda, he had better drop his ambition.
- Collating such an enormous volume of research would clearly be beyond even the best intentioned researchers planning to post a questionnaire.
- As the organization evolves, its primary goal often appears to be less educationally intentioned.
- It has been widely accepted that a code of practice is essential if the act is to be implemented as originally intentioned.
- Why do individuals' actions not always give on to their intentioned ends?
- Your note mentions that a ban on hats is probably intentioned to enable security cameras to get a better look at bank robbers.

单词	intentioned
释义	Definition of intentioned in English: intentioned adjective ɪnˈtɛnʃ(ə)ndɪnˈtɛn(t)ʃ(ə)nd Having intentions of a specified kind. it is hard to argue that Smith is ill-intentioned the film is seriously intentioned and honourable in purpose Example sentencesExamples As the organization evolves, its primary goal often appears to be less educationally intentioned. Your note mentions that a ban on hats is probably intentioned to enable security cameras to get a better look at bank robbers. The strange warrior's code forms the basis for all these films, whether intentioned or not. Her present reversal of mood may either be humoring me or be genuinely better intentioned. Collating such an enormous volume of research would clearly be beyond even the best intentioned researchers planning to post a questionnaire. He claims that his intentioned gold sales are primarily supposed to help poor countries in Africa. No matter how credible, genuinely intentioned, or brilliant an aspirant is, if he does not fit into the caucus's agenda, he had better drop his ambition. Why do individuals' actions not always give on to their intentioned ends? It has been widely accepted that a code of practice is essential if the act is to be implemented as originally intentioned. The software is malicious and evil intentioned and is designed to steal something from you. Definition of intentioned in US English: intentioned adjectiveɪnˈtɛn(t)ʃ(ə)ndinˈten(t)SH(ə)nd Having intentions of a specified kind. it is hard to argue that Smith is ill intentioned the film is seriously intentioned and honorable in purpose Example sentencesExamples The software is malicious and evil intentioned and is designed to steal something from you. The strange warrior's code forms the basis for all these films, whether intentioned or not. Her present reversal of mood may either be humoring me or be genuinely better intentioned. He claims that his intentioned gold sales are primarily supposed to help poor countries in Africa. No matter how credible, genuinely intentioned, or brilliant an aspirant is, if he does not fit into the caucus's agenda, he had better drop his ambition. Collating such an enormous volume of research would clearly be beyond even the best intentioned researchers planning to post a questionnaire. As the organization evolves, its primary goal often appears to be less educationally intentioned. It has been widely accepted that a code of practice is essential if the act is to be implemented as originally intentioned. Why do individuals' actions not always give on to their intentioned ends? Your note mentions that a ban on hats is probably intentioned to enable security cameras to get a better look at bank robbers.
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