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Pronunciation
Verb
- Template:Past participle of
- On any given day, you're likely to see her there.
Preposition
- Given means if is true, happened, exists, etc.
- Given our current problems, I don't think we can spend any more.
- Given a number, we can find another number that is bigger.
- Given that-clause means in consideration of the fact that-clause.
- Given that they are inexperienced, they've done a good job.
Adjective
- If someone is given to doing something, they do it regularly.
- My father's given to making long speeches about when he was a boy.
- If someone is given to something, they wear, use, or do it often.
- When she got older, she was given to elegant clothes and long speeches.
Noun
- A given is something that you accept as true.
- We need to make a decision about where we will live after this, but selling this house is a given.