Synonyms for published
pub·lished

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1. publishedadjective

   prepared and printed for distribution and sale

   "the complete published works Dickens"

   Synonyms:
   promulgated

   Antonyms:
   suppressed, unpublished

2. promulgated, publishedadjective

   formally made public

   "published accounts"

   Synonyms:
   promulgated

   Antonyms:
   unpublished, suppressed

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1. List of paraphrases for "published":

   issued, released, publication, printed, posted, contained, publishing, publish, publishes, edited, deployed, produced, announced, pre-published, publicized, publications, publié, disseminated, advertised, publicised, appeared, promulgated, deployment

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1. Kevin Sabet:

   There have been very important studies showing evidence for irreversible damage( from marijuana use), and so there needs to be more research in this area, i hope they're right. We want there to be little effect after 72 hours. But given the other studies that have had very large sample sizes that have been published over the past five years in prominent journals, I think we need to look into that more.

2. Daniel Cameron:

   Today, the published literature is very descriptive on all the problems that happen. It’s just that doctors are divided and it’s not clear why there’s disagreement on something that’s so common.

3. Cat Ellington:

   After you have done your work—challenging as it may have been to complete—and released it in the marketplace, be not concerned with sales, reviews, critical acclaim, or anything else of the like... After you've written and published a book, you're now an AUTHOR. And that great honor can NEVER be taken away from you, no matter what.

4. Rita Redberg:

   If high quality studies of medical devices are not done and published, it is hard for clinicians to make well informed decisions on their clinical use, and to know what patients, if any, would benefit and to know the risks of the devices.

5. Brian Wansink:

   From what my coauthors and I believed, the independent analyses of our data sets confirmed all of our published findings.