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What is an adjective for license?

There isn't a single perfect adjective for "license" as it can be used in many contexts. Here are some possibilities depending on the meaning you're trying to convey:

General:

* Permissive: implies allowing freedom or liberty.

* Authoritative: implies officially granted permission.

* Formal: indicates a written document granting permission.

* Legal: implies a document that grants lawful permission.

Specific to certain types of licenses:

* Creative: for creative works like music or software.

* Driving: for operating a vehicle.

* Professional: for a professional occupation.

* Open-source: for software that is freely available.

Figurative:

* Unbridled: implies unrestrained freedom.

* Unrestrained: implies lack of limits or boundaries.

* Licentious: implies excessive freedom, often associated with immorality.

To choose the best adjective, consider the specific context in which you are using the word "license."

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