earmarked (Meaning)

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earmarked (imp. & p. p.)

of Earmark

No strong antonyms found.

The government has earmarked $10 million for the construction of a new school.
The company earmarked $50,000 for marketing and advertising.
The organization earmarked a portion of its budget for charitable donations.
The project manager earmarked a team of engineers to work on the new product development.
The department head earmarked a budget for training and development of its employees.
The event planner earmarked a specific time slot for the keynote speaker's presentation.
The city council earmarked a plot of land for the construction of a new park.
The investor earmarked a certain amount of capital for the startup company.
The grant earmarked funds for research and development activities.
The organization earmarked resources for the implementation of its strategic plan.

of Earmark

dedicated, devoted,allocated, consecrated, gave up (to), set apart, used, set by, saved, reserved

neglected, neglected,ignored, ignored,, misapplied, misapplied,misused, misused

The government has earmarked $10 million for the construction of a new school.

The company earmarked $50,000 for marketing and advertising.

The organization earmarked a portion of its budget for charitable donations.

The project manager earmarked a team of engineers to work on the new product development.