rendered

[ˈrɛndərd]

rendered Definition

• 1. provide or give (a service, help, etc.)
• 2. cause to be or become; make
• 3. represent or depict artistically

Using rendered: Examples

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

• Example

  The company rendered excellent customer service.

• Example

  The storm rendered the roads impassable.

• Example

  The artist rendered the landscape beautifully.

• Example

  The verdict rendered by the jury was guilty.

• Example

  The building was rendered in a modern style.

rendered Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rendered

• provide
• supply
• give
• furnish
• yield

Antonyms for rendered

• withhold
• keep
• retain

Phrases with rendered

• render an account

  give a report or explanation of something

  Example

  He was asked to render an account of his actions.

• render aid

  provide assistance or help

  Example

  The Red Cross volunteers rendered aid to the victims of the disaster.

• render a verdict

  deliver a decision or judgment

  Example

  The judge will render a verdict in the case tomorrow.

Origins of rendered

from Old French 'rendre', meaning 'to give back'

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Summary: rendered in Brief

The verb 'rendered' [ˈrɛndərd] means to provide or give a service or help, to cause to be or become, and to represent or depict artistically. It can be used in phrases like 'render an account' or 'render aid,' and in idioms like 'render a verdict.' Examples include 'The company rendered excellent customer service' and 'The artist rendered the landscape beautifully.'