Ausgewiesener

Ausgewiesener is a German adjective meaning "designated," "certified," "recognized," or "declared." It is derived from the verb "ausweisen," which has a range of meanings including "to identify," "to expel," "to show," or "to prove." The specific nuance of "ausgewiesener" depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In a legal or administrative context, "ausgewiesener" can refer to something that has been officially declared or certified. For example, an "ausgewiesenermaßen" (adverb form) area might be a officially designated zone for a particular purpose, such as a nature reserve or a construction zone. A person might be an "ausgewiesener Experte" (designated expert) in a certain field, meaning they have been recognized or certified for their knowledge.

In everyday language, "ausgewiesener" can also mean "clearly shown" or "evident." For instance, someone might be an "ausgewiesener Nichtraucher" (avowed non-smoker), meaning they have made it clear they do not smoke. The term implies a deliberate and often official declaration or recognition of a status or characteristic. It can also be used to describe something that has been formally identified or demarcated.