presented

[priˈzentɪd]

presented Definition

• 1. to give or award something to someone, especially in a formal or public way
• 2. to show or offer something for others to consider or examine
• 3. to introduce or demonstrate something to an audience

Using presented: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "presented" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The award was presented to her by the CEO.

• Example

  He presented his findings at the conference.

• Example

  She presented a proposal to the board of directors.

• Example

  The museum is presenting a new exhibit on ancient civilizations.

presented Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for presented

• give
• offer
• bestow
• grant
• hand over

Antonyms for presented

• withhold
• take
• keep

Phrases with presented

• present oneself

  to appear or make oneself known to others

  Example

  He presented himself as a qualified candidate for the job.

• present company excepted

  a phrase used to indicate that the speaker is not including the people they are currently with in a criticism or negative comment

  Example

  I don't like this restaurant, present company excepted.

• present arms

  a military command to hold a rifle vertically in front of the body as a sign of respect

  Example

  The soldiers presented arms as the general walked by.

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Summary: presented in Brief

The verb 'presented' [priˈzentɪd] means to give or award something formally or publicly, to show or offer something for consideration, or to introduce or demonstrate something to an audience. Examples include 'The award was presented to her by the CEO,' and 'She presented a proposal to the board of directors.' 'Presented' also extends into phrases like 'present oneself,' meaning to make oneself known, and 'present company excepted,' indicating that the speaker is not including the people they are currently with in a criticism or negative comment.