Definition for Imported:

• Brought into a country; applied generally to all goods and merchandise brought by sea.

Synonyms for Imported:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • imported.
  •brought in from another place (adjective)
  • choice,
  • alien,
  • Carried,
  • Trucked,
  • Shipped,
  • Transported,
  • sent,
  • rare,
  • Ferried.
  •exotic (adjective)
  • extra-ordinary,
  • un-familiar,
  • peregrine,
  • un-usual,
  • most peregrine,
  • un usual,
  • unfamiliar,
  • avant garde,
  • out side,
  • outside,
  • more peregrine,
  • un familiar,
  • out-side,
  • more curious.
  •extrinsic (adjective)
  • more gained,
  • most gained,
  • extrinsic.
  •foreign (adjective)
  • de rived,
  • de-rived,
  • more estranged,
  • more immigrant,
  • re-mote,
  • most adopted,
  • most nonnative,
  • most exiled,
  • most transoceanic,
  • more nonresident,
  • un-known,
  • most estranged,
  • un explored,
  • extra-local,
  • trans-oceanic,
  • most extralocal,
  • extra local,
  • most immigrant,
  • faroff,
  • un known,
  • in-accessible,
  • more transoceanic,
  • more extralocal,
  • ex patriate,
  • over-seas,
  • ex-patriate,
  • un-explored,
  • more expatriate,
  • trans oceanic,
  • more nonnative,
  • in accessible,
  • more adopted,
  • non native,
  • far fetched,
  • most expatriate,
  • non resident,
  • most nonresident,
  • nonresident,
  • more exiled,
  • faraway,
  • over seas.
  •unaccustomed (adjective)
  • uncustomary.

• n.

  •
  • produced abroad,
  • shipped in.

• Other synonyms:

  •appropriated
  • Borrowed.

Paraphrases for Imported:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    import.
  • Proper noun, singular
    import, imports.
  • Noun, plural
    imports.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    import.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    food-importing, admitted.
  • Proper noun, singular
    immigrants, definitions, emigrants.
  • Noun, plural
    producers, supplies, yarns, goods.
  • Verb, past tense
    Commodities, implemented, Inserted, Introduced, Purchased, Generated, implied, established, constituted, adopted, emphasized, inputted, received, sourced, Brought, highlighted, Entered, granted, Attracted, Yourself, Bought, Were, Urged, enhanced, Took, Claimed, Cared, Accounted, goods, admitted.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    entering, coming.
  • Verb, past participle
    Transported, procurement, implemented, imposed, operations, Mattered, reintroduced, permitted, Inserted, incorporated, Introduced, Administered, contained, recognised, Performed, Delivered, Transferred, Generated, P, Supplied, Provided, acquired, established, Emitted, stored, recognized, dumped, Submitted, presented, completed, outlined, Enshrined, adopted, directed, derived, Shipped, acknowledged, Drafted, started, classified, Deployed, enforced, received, understood, Created, Followed, Instituted, sourced, Issued, justified, destined, Brought, Arrived, Enacted, accepted, listed, Incurred, Installed, initiated, pursued, sold, Entered, fed, amended, come, Displayed, reflected, granted, Undertaken, sent, conducted, Aimed, released, severed, Targeted, warranted, put, earned, Bought, included, recorded, Been, intended, embodied, Achieved, used, applied, drawn, Allowed, chinese, Carried, forced, lost, Gained, needed, designed, spread, set, extended, announced, covered, Passed, placed, tabled, Lodged, Channelled, Counted, Launched, effected, laid, defeated, done, called, G, Caused, Meant, goods, made, cut, admitted.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Comes.

• Exclusion

  • Verb, past participle
    Exported.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    importation, importations.
  • Noun, plural
    importations.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    importation.

Antonyms for Imported:

• adj.

  • brought in from another place
    Exported, Familiar.

• imp. & p. p.

  • Other antonyms:
    native.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    domestic.

Imported Sentence Examples:

• Goods are not being imported very fast into the Confederacy.

• France and Italy formerly produced their own sugar, while England and Ireland imported largely from Germany.