Middle English issuen "to go out, flow out," derived from early French issir "to come or go out," from Latin exire "to go out," from ex- "out of, from" and ire "to go" — related to exit, itinerary, transit.

ISSUED definition: delivered or put out for use, sale, etc.; put into circulation. See examples of issued used in a sentence.

Phrasal verb issue from something (Definition of issued from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

to submit an issue jointly for legal decision.

Synonyms for ISSUED: published, printed, reprinted, produced, reissued, got out, republished, came out with; Antonyms of ISSUED: suppressed, censored, absorbed, took up, inhaled, soaked (up), sucked …

issue a report/statement/warning A competitor issued a statement calling its bid superior to the one that had been accepted.

2 days ago · A shelter-in-place has been issued for a residential neighborhood near the University of Denver’s campus due to an active barricaded incident, according to police.

'Issued' in its past participle form began to gain prominence in the English language around the late Middle Ages, being used to describe the act of sending out or providing something formally, whether …

2 days ago · The FAA issued a warning to airlines flying over parts of Mexico, Central and South America as tensions rise between the U.S. and the region's leaders.

Issue is a noun that refers to a topic or problem that is being discussed or debated, while issued is a verb that describes the action of officially distributing or releasing something, such as a statement or …