Accelerated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCELERATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCELERATE, to bring about at an earlier time
• increase in rate, amount, or extent
• undergo a change in velocity
• (especially of a vehicle) begin to move more quickly
ADJECTIVE:
• speeded up, as of an academic course

Words related to ACCELERATED

accelerate14

Words that contain ACCELERATED

reaccelerated18

How to use ACCELERATED in a sentence

• The cowardly villains began retreating, and then my mother fired an old gun into the air which greatly accelerated their speed, causing them to break and run.
• The Roman conquest accelerated the decline in severe taste, when different orders began to be used indiscriminately.
• When first encountered by civilization, they usually tell stories of their own decline in numbers, and after that the downward movement is accelerated.
• But she was such a sheaf of susceptibilities that her pulse was accelerated by the touch, her blood driven to her finder-ends, and the cool arms flushed hot.
• Once fairly introduced, discovery and invention have unceasingly advanced at an accelerated pace.
• The death-dealing mischief advances with an accelerated motion, appearing to defy human wisdom and strength to obstruct its operation.
• It is then, by our supposition, moving in its circular path with a uniform velocity, neither accelerated nor retarded.
• They accelerated his downfall, but did not cause it.
• This alteration in the relative numbers of white servants and black slaves was accelerated by a change which had come over the commercial policy of the English Government.
• Its final approach will be accelerated if the planet possesses an atmosphere, as Mars probably does.
• Thus they accelerated the progress of American financiers toward national independence.
• The second French revolution rather retarded than accelerated useful reforms.
• Contact with Christianity, however, probably accelerated a process which had previously begun.
• The constantly accelerated progress of civilization lays constantly increasing burdens upon us.
• It probably, like the pestilence, accelerated a movement which had been for some time in progress and was inevitable.
• Indeed, the whole history of human civilization has been one of a constantly accelerated progress.
• There may be a rise in temperature of from two to five degrees, and in such instances there is an accelerated pulse.
• Now the involuntary movements of our hero had accelerated at every turn, and when finally he parted company with his trusty steed he was going very fast indeed.
• It accelerated from one hundred to two hundred fifty miles an hour.
• The Travelaire did not stop but accelerated after the impact.
• World notions, points of view, and general ideas of 1914 have spun the cycle of years with accelerated speed.
• For some miles the pace of those in the rear was accelerated in the hope of catching up, but the country was so rough that real speed was impossible.
• It is to be regretted that the assembly took part with the mob, and thereby accelerated the fearful consummation of their violent proceedings.
• Now, as he sped forward, his pace was accelerated by a series of yells that announced the landing, and discovery of his trail by the pursuers whom he had first seen.
• While still remote from the point of woods which foretold a halt, they pricked up their ears, accelerated their pace, and finally arrived at the spot on a full gallop.
• The accelerated pace of our horses, as we approached a beautiful, wooded knoll, warned us that this was to be our place of repose for the night.
• Their descent was visibly accelerated, and soon after midday the car hung within 600 feet of the ocean.
• This prosperity accelerated the effect of increasing quantities of the standard money.
• There is an old, worn-out plantation in the Gaston family, that your money would set going again, no doubt, with accelerated velocity.
• And through them we saw, in the far-off haze, things that accelerated the beating of our hearts.
• For the two he received L1,000, and by his own account accelerated the disease of the eyes which ended in complete blindness.
• The decay of the Hellenic race was accelerated after the Roman conquest, until the old stock became almost extinct.

Similar words containing ACCELERAT without suffix ed

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