Officially arranged for a special piece of work to be created, usually for payment, or was officially asked to create it.
They commissioned a local artist to paint the mural.
She was commissioned to write a report.
American English
/kʰəˈmɪ.ʃn̩d̚/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of commission
Officially arranged for a special piece of work to be created, usually for payment, or was officially asked to create it.
Practice out loudOfficially arranged for a special piece of work to be created, usually for payment, or was officially asked to create it.
They commissioned a local artist to paint the mural.
She was commissioned to write a report.
Made specially because someone officially asked for it, usually for payment.
The museum displayed a commissioned portrait.
These commissioned paintings took six months to complete.
Officially started using a machine, building, or system after it had been tested.
The company commissioned a new solar plant last year.
The system was commissioned after a month of testing.
Officially put into use after being tested.
The newly commissioned plant began producing power in June.
The newly commissioned system passed its first inspection.
Paid according to sales, usually instead of receiving only a fixed salary.
The salesperson works on commission.
Not working or not available to use.
The elevator is out of commission.