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aided, ppl. a.|ˈeɪdɪd|
[f. aid v. + -ed.]
a. Assisted.
1549Coverdale Erasm. Paraphr. Hebr. xi. 32 Who beyng ayded with the helpe of God achiued manye wonderful enterprises. 1611Cotgr., Aidé, aided, helped. 1816Chalmers Let. in Life (1851) II. 71 All that minuteness which the aided eye of man has been able to explore.
b. spec. Receiving financial aid; esp. (of a school) assisted by monetary grants from the government. So grant-aided, state-aided, adjs. (see at first element).
1882[see state n. 40 b]. 1943Educ. Bill, Explan. Memorandum (Cmd. 6492) 5 Aided schools: The managers of these schools will continue to appoint their own teachers and have the teachers' salaries and other maintenance charges paid by the local education authority. |