donnée
noun
don·née dȯ-ˈnā 
(ˌ)də-
plural données dȯ-ˈnā(z)
(ˌ)də-
: the set of assumptions on which a work of fiction or drama proceeds
Word History
Etymology
French, from feminine of donné, past participle of donner to give, from Latin donare to donate — more at donation
First Known Use
1876, in the meaning defined above
- BWI
- bwrs
- bws
- bx
- bxd
- by
- by a long shot
- by a nose
- by a vote of
- by accident
- by air
- by all accounts
- by all appearances
- by all means
- by all odds
- by all outward appearances
- by all reports
- by all rights
- by ambulance
- by and large
- by any means necessary
- by any stretch of the imagination
- by any/no stretch of the imagination
- by appointment
- by blood