What are the antonyms for SANCTIONED?
Synonyms for SANCTIONED
- agreed,
- Legalized,
- granted,
- Franchised,
- valid,
- absolute,
- decorous,
- ordained,
- on the level,
- promised,
- pledged,
- Folker,
- Allowed,
- accept,
- unquestioned,
- enforced,
- prevalent,
- endorsed,
- certified,
- settled upon,
- empathized,
- inviolable,
- traditional,
- rightful,
- applicable,
- Acceded,
- oldline,
- made official,
- Concurred,
- rubber stamped,
- merited,
- statutory,
- just,
- entitle,
- sanctioned,
- straight,
- handpicked,
- due to,
- decided upon,
- judicial,
- sovereign,
- Enacted,
- sound,
- authorize,
- Eulogized,
- Assented,
- Underwrote,
- Suffered,
- approbated,
- regular,
- seemly,
- perfect,
- ratified,
- legit,
- Consented,
- Enabled,
- customary,
- conventional,
- Imprescriptible,
- Passed,
- Urged,
- approved,
- welcomed,
- by virtue of position,
- holding together,
- die hard,
- Pegged,
- empower,
- condign,
- indefeasible,
- licensed,
- on the up-and-up,
- all there,
- holding up in wash,
- Enforcible,
- time-honored,
- guaranteed,
- old-line,
- warranted,
- true,
- straight arrow,
- backed,
- well-liked,
- orthodox,
- pure,
- hanging together,
- Abetted,
- exalted,
- Countenanced,
- permit,
- blameless,
- accredited,
- clean,
- bureaucratic,
- justified,
- commendable,
- correct,
- acceptable,
- verified,
- admired,
- enable,
- commissioned,
- right,
- basic,
- constitutional,
- patented,
- established,
- competent,
- sacred,
- licenced,
- Conformed,
- Condoned,
- documented,
- mugged,
- let,
- exempt,
- Stipulated,
- fit,
- authentic,
- doctrinal,
- card-carrying,
- tabbed,
- right as rain,
- canonic,
- Promoted,
- spotless,
- received,
- ex officio,
- Commanded,
- named,
- cathedral,
- chartered,
- according to the book,
- Commended,
- run of the mill,
- permitted,
- legitimate,
- presumptive,
- arrived at,
- usual,
- on up-and-up,
- proper,
- notarized,
- acknowledged,
- supported,
- enfranchised,
- confirmed,
- Cooperated,
- unimpeachable,
- exemplary,
- prescriptive,
- Deputed,
- good,
- actionable,
- Righted,
- invested,
- decent,
- unchallenged,
- inalienable,
- bona fide,
- wholesome,
- conclusive,
- on up and up,
- contracted,
- Justiciable,
- unprohibited,
- affirmed,
- validated,
- sanctified,
- Extolled,
- immaculate,
- admit,
- authorized,
- protected,
- lawful,
- contractual,
- standard,
- forced upon,
- juridical,
- recommended,
- respectable,
- Countersigned,
- moral,
- prescribed,
- old line,
- by numbers,
- sacrosanct,
- creditable,
- Praised,
- okayed,
- ethical,
- entitled,
- proven,
- ex cathedra,
- lawmaking,
- licit,
- conceded,
- privileged,
- encouraged,
- released,
- empowered,
- mandated,
- complimented,
- permission,
- Underwritten,
- Seconded,
- suitable,
- straight shooting,
- Applauded,
- deserved,
- buttoned-down,
- taken for granted,
- departmental,
- appropriate,
- approve,
- concede,
- singled out,
- ok'd,
- authoritative,
- widely used,
- standing up,
- becoming,
- in line,
- allow,
- recognized,
- Capitulated,
- divine,
- goer,
- ordered,
- authenticated,
- glorified,
- well-established,
- authorise,
- blessed,
- within the law,
- canonical,
- Embargoed,
- deputized,
- official,
- gave permission,
- accepted,
- Acquiesced,
- legislative,
- unalienable,
- on the up and up,
- set apart,
- GOEST,
- precedented,
- Flattered,
- Denominated,
- inoffensive,
- sure enough,
- authorised,
- agree,
- dignified,
- kosher,
- admitted,
- preferred,
- Unforbidden,
- justify,
- accredit,
- settled on,
- provide,
- designated,
- for real,
- immune,
- maintained,
- acclaimed,
- generally accepted,
- Tolerated,
- holding water,
- legal,
- officially,
- permissible.
Usage Examples for SANCTIONED
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Does not the entire failure of legal justice with all its apparatus of punishment and repression, to give the sinner a vital impulse to withdraw from his sin, drive us to the conclusion, or at least to the hope, that there must be some better method of dealing with sinners than is sanctioned by conventional justice? - "The Empire of Love" by W. J. Dawson
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But his selfish support merely sanctioned a power already established. - "The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism" by Franz Cumont
