Played and Vetoed

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Played adjective - (of games) engaged in.

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Vetoed and played are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vetoed" instead a verb "Played".

Nearby Words: play, playful, player, playing, playable

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Played and vetoed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Played" instead a verb "Vetoed".

Nearby Words: veto, vetoing

One of the best Lithuanians who wasn't a fixture for the country's powerhouse national team (he only played in three international matches, all before he came to the NBA; the Cavs vetoed his participation in the 2008 Olympics).

Source: Useful Notes / National Basketball Association
The producer of Tales of the Abyss mentioned in a developer interview for the 3DS version that the Tales teams now include fans who had played the early games, and that though their enthusiasm was good, their plot ideas often have to be gently vetoed.

Source: Running the Asylum

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