commissioned
word · lemma: commission
Definition
Given official or formal order to do something, often as a job or task. Can also mean made specially by someone for a particular purpose.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in formal, business, government, or military contexts: 'commissioned officer,' 'commissioned artwork.' It means someone is officially given permission or told to do a job. Don't confuse with 'commit' or 'commission' (the noun).
Example Sentences
The artist was commissioned to create a mural for the city hall.
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She became a commissioned officer in the army after training.
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After years as an assistant, she was finally commissioned as a full architect.
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The company commissioned a report on climate change.
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This statue was commissioned by the queen herself.
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He got commissioned to paint portraits for wealthy clients.
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