Accorded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCORDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCORD, to bring into agreement
• give or grant someone (power, status, or recognition)
• (of a concept or fact) be harmonious or consistent with
• agreement or harmony
• an official agreement or treaty

Words related to ACCORDED

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How to use ACCORDED in a sentence

• The drastic treatment accorded to her cold seemed to have done it good.
• He accorded them room, but he did not accord them equality.
• This is about the sum total of the privileges accorded to them.
• When the term appointed by his lady, and the day she named for his return drew near, Eliduc wrought in such fashion that peace was accorded between the foes.
• At the convention of 1885, she was again present, and was accorded a seat without a vote.
• Even the heathen talk of it, and say that the permission will doubtless be accorded.
• But the idea goes back to the oldest records in the Vinaya and has its root in the privileges accorded to the order.
• The right of sanctuary is accorded and the sick and helpless are to receive food and medicine.
• Chaix, who has recently organized his establishment so that a share in the profits is accorded to the workers.
• The difference is in the reception accorded to an idea.
• At the same time another ticket inscribed with the amount of a prize is drawn from another wheel, and this prize is accorded to the number drawn from the ticket wheel.
• Despite the honors accorded him by the kings of Spain and Portugal, however, and the high positions he occupied, he left no fortune for his heirs.
• On the great themes of theology his conceptions and beliefs accorded mainly with those of the writer.
• STANDISH No modern series of tales for boys and youths has met with anything like the cordial reception and popularity accorded to the Frank Merriwell Stories.
• She contributed largely to the restoration of art and literature to the importance that had been accorded them in the most brilliant days of Genoese power.
• No sittings were accorded her, the Sultan thinking a photograph sufficient for the artist to work from.
• Addie inclined her head in the stately fashion which accorded so well with her beauty and resumed her investigation of the stalls.
• But while this pleasure is denied me, I am thankful it is accorded to you to have the little pet, and I hope it may be a great deal of company and comfort to its mother.
• Then for great pleasure of Sir Tristram, to make them twain accorded, the king withheld King Mark as at that time, and made a broken love-day between them.
• An especially hearty welcome was accorded to the writings of the first representatives of the new species.
• So permission was accorded, and our hero, with his little bundle of clothes, left the paternal roof, and went out in quest of employment.
• But these victories have been accorded not without sacrifices of life, limb, health, and liberty, incurred by brave, loyal, and patriotic citizens.
• We could not hear what John said, but we inferred the general nature of the disaster from the response accorded to his news.
• With the growth of riches and of power in the State, more social but still no legal freedom was accorded.
• Unquestionably the average American child has received a more expensive education than has yet been accorded to the child of any other nation.
• Rice, of Buffalo, was president and accorded her every courtesy and encouragement.

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