Synonyms for developed
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1. developed

   Real (Latin res, a thing) signifies having existence, not merely in thought, but in fact, or being in fact according to appearance or claim; denoting the thing as distinguished from the name, or the existent as opposed to the non-existent. Actual has respect to a thing accomplished by doing, real to a thing as existing by whatever means or from whatever cause, positive to that which is fixed or established, developed to that which has reached completion by a natural process of unfolding. Actual is in opposition to the supposed, conceived, or reported, and furnishes the proof of its existence in itself; real is opposed to feigned or imaginary, and is capable of demonstration; positive, to the uncertain or doubtful; developed, to that which is undeveloped or incomplete. The developed is susceptible of proof; the positive precludes the necessity for proof. The present condition of a thing is its actual condition; ills are real that have a substantial reason; proofs are positive when they give the mind certainty; a plant is developed when it has reached its completed stage. Real estate is land, together with trees, water, minerals, or other natural accompaniments, and any permanent structures that man has built upon it. Compare AUTHENTIC.

   Synonyms:
   actual, authentic, certain, demonstrable, essential, genuine, positive, real, substantial, true, unquestionable, veritable

   Antonyms:
   conceived, fabulous, fanciful, feigned, fictitious, hypothetical, illusory, imaginary, reported, supposed, supposititious, theoretical, unreal, untrue, visionary

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1. developedadjective

   being changed over time so as to be e.g. stronger or more complete or more useful

   "the developed qualities of the Hellenic outlook"; "they have very small limbs with only two fully developed toes on each"

   Synonyms:
   highly-developed

   Antonyms:
   undeveloped, rudimentary, vestigial, nonindustrial, budding, unimproved

2. developed, highly-developedadjective

   (used of societies) having high industrial development

   "developed countries"

   Synonyms:
   highly-developed

   Antonyms:
   rudimentary, unimproved, vestigial, undeveloped, nonindustrial, budding

3. developedadjective

   (of real estate) made more useful and profitable as by building or laying out roads

   "condominiums were built on the developed site"

   Synonyms:
   highly-developed

   Antonyms:
   vestigial, rudimentary, unimproved, nonindustrial, budding, undeveloped

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1. List of paraphrases for "developed":

   prepared, advanced, elaborated, designed, drafted, established, development, devised, formulated, develop, industrialized, evolved, produced, created, industrialised, well-developed, developing, finalized, elaborate, conceived, sophisticated, enacted, expanded, compiled, crafted, growth, grown, built, formulation, preparation, made

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1. Dan Ivascyn:

   We think developed government bond yields are too low and could easily reverse so we are comfortable with low rate exposure.

2. Emily Deschanel:

   Without the TV series 'Bones,' I honestly do not believe that I would have developed an interest in anthropology like I did, besides the field of study, I really admired [the] 'Bones' character. She was smart, strong, independent, and had an exciting life. I wanted to be like that.

3. Ronald Mitsuyasu:

   Drugs for HIV have now been developed that have little interaction with many chemotherapy agents and The HIV-infected patients can be switched easily from one class of antiretroviral treatment to another without too much difficulty to avoid drug interactions, those of us oncologists who are knowledgeable about both HIV and cancer can easily manage most HIV cancer patients, and we recommend that HIV patients with cancer be treated as aggressively and with the same treatment as we would use in our non-HIV patients.

4. Petter Kvadsheim:

   We expose them to the lowest sound they can hear to find their hearing threshold, using electrophysiological methods developed for use on newborn children.

5. David Letterman:

   I used to say, every day, ‘I am so sick and tired of shaving.’ … And I just thought, the first thing I will do when I am not on TV is stop shaving. And everybody hates it. My wife hates it. My son hates it. But it’s interesting. I’ve kind of developed a real creepy look with it that I’m sort of enjoying. And I can tell that people are off-put by it. And the more people implore me to shave, the stronger my resolve is to not shave.