Committed

ppl. a. [f. COMMIT + -ED¹.] Entrusted, delegated; put in prison; done, perpetrated, etc.: see the verb.

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1593. Shaks., Lucr., 972. The dire thought of his committed evil.

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1649. Lovelace, Althea in Prison. Like committed linnets, I With shriller throat shall sing.

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1660. Hist. Indep., IV. 10. The sad remembrance of their committed crimes.

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1846. Trench, Mirac., ix. (1862), 211. The Church binds and looses by a committed, and not an inherent power.

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