Proposed and Ratified

Proposed

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Ratified and proposed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ratified" instead an adjective "Proposed".

Ratified

Ratified adjective - Formally approved and invested with legal authority.

Proposed and ratified are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Proposed" instead an adjective "Ratified".

Nearby Words: ratify, ratification, ratifying

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  • The last amendment to the Constitution was ratified in 1992 (and first proposed over 200 years prior) and addresses congressional salaries.
    Source: That One Rule
  • Useful Notes / James Madison Additionally, one of his other proposed amendments, which says that changes in the amount paid to Congressmen wouldn’t take place until after the next congressional election, would be ratified as the twenty-seventh amendment in 1992.
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