Definition for Supervised:

• under observation or under the direction of a superintendent or overseer; " supervised play"

Synonyms for Supervised:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • supervised.
  •controlled (adjective)
  • administrated,
  • effected,
  • structured,
  • regulated,
  • lead,
  • directed.
  •directed (adjective)
  • Bossed,
  • mastered,
  • conducted.
  •governed (adjective)
  • more guided,
  • most subjugated,
  • more overseen,
  • over-seen,
  • super intended,
  • more superintended,
  • most conducted,
  • most piloted,
  • super vised,
  • super-intended,
  • most mastered,
  • super-vised,
  • more administered,
  • most superintended,
  • most led,
  • most guided,
  • over seen,
  • more led,
  • more commanded,
  • more piloted,
  • more mastered,
  • most commanded,
  • most overseen,
  • more conducted,
  • more subjugated,
  • most administered.
  •regulated (adjective)
  • more adjusted,
  • more monitored,
  • more coordinated,
  • more systematized,
  • most coordinated,
  • most arranged,
  • most monitored,
  • most adjusted,
  • most systematized,
  • more arranged.
  •ushered (adjective)
  • more heralded,
  • most attended,
  • more attended,
  • most heralded.

• v.

  •controlled (verb)
  • Administered,
  • Commanded,
  • dominated,
  • Bridled,
  • harnessed,
  • Steered,
  • governed,
  • Oversaw,
  • executed,
  • ruled,
  • ordered,
  • led,
  • Presided,
  • disciplined,
  • Superintended,
  • Overseen.
  •directed (verb)
  • Lorded.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • safe.
  •conducted
  • Operated.

Paraphrases for Supervised:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    monitored, supervise.
  • Proper noun, singular
    monitored, supervise.
  • Verb, past tense
    Oversaw, monitored.
  • Verb, past participle
    Overseen, monitored.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    regulated, supportive, Audited, Policed, custodial, control, watchful, controlling.
  • Proper noun, singular
    updates.
  • Verb, past tense
    Inspected, Presided, ensured, observed, inspection, checked, Checking, ruled, Steered, Resumed, initiated, spearheaded, guidance, conducted, Proceeded, guiding, guides, edited, fostered, Undertook, Followed, sponsored, Watched, Commanded, Performed, mentored, Embarked, tested, Began, Referred, Operated, cleared, started, unattended, pointed, Piloted, Chaired, led, tracked, headed, turned, eye, eyes, Launched, ali, Ran, Acted, Audited, control.
  • Verb, past participle
    advised, scrutinised, Inspected, Scrutinized, insured, Investigated, Administered, evaluated, Surveyed, Examined, subdued, assured, Exercised, governed, verified, ensured, circumscribed, coordinated, Manipulated, reviewed, pursued, guaranteed, Submitted, ascertained, enforced, subsumed, safeguarded, observed, checked, ruled, Assessed, secured, follow-up, Steered, stopped, directorate, facilitated, Compromised, structured, constrained, guarded, situated, assisted, redirected, surrounded, triggered, Subjected, spearheaded, Incurred, conducted, Patrolled, encircled, edited, guided, accompanied, grouped, Enriched, mediated, handled, dominated, Visited, mastered, Perpetrated, Followed, sponsored, Served, owned, Forwarded, levered, Watched, integrated, powered, defined, Commanded, traced, Been, Performed, mentored, Defended, driven, curbed, serviced, outlined, taught, geared, honoured, routed, tested, bound, Berated, Referred, covered, controiled, attended, tied, Operated, Pegged, spotted, enforceable, cleared, burned, unattended, maintained, staffed, connected, Coached, Piloted, kept, attached, Afforded, Chaired, affiliated, joined, led, Tackled, framed, contained, tracked, Channelled, headed, placed, relevance, laid, Cared, seen, locked, bugged, Anchored, conditioned, run, Flanked, effected, linked, backed, Accounted, made, regulated, Audited, Policed, control.

Antonyms for Supervised:

• adj.

  • all
    unsupervised.
  • Other antonyms:
    unattended.

Supervised Sentence Examples:

• It was not till the year 1870 that the State took the great step which brought primary education fully under its control; but for many years before that date the elementary schools had been partially supervised by the State, and from the year 1851 one of the greatest men of letters of the time, Matthew Arnold, had laboured as an inspector in the cause of popular education.

• Were it to assume these duties, backward republics in the Caribbean and its vicinity were likely to have their affairs, internal as well as external, supervised by the big nation in order to ward off European intervention.