Acquired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACQUIRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACQUIRE, to come into possession of
• buy or obtain (an asset or object) for oneself
• learn or develop (a skill, habit, or quality)
• come to have (a particular reputation) as a result of one's behaviour or activities
ADJECTIVE:
• gotten through environmental forces

Words related to ACQUIRED

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Words that contain ACQUIRED

reacquired22

How to use ACQUIRED in a sentence

• It was considered that the whole race of stewards had acquired fresh lustre from his action.
• She could easily find an excuse for bringing in Gregorio who, like many modern Italians, had acquired the habit of drinking tea every day.
• Cecilia was now, if possible, more than ever desirous of doing what was right, but she had not yet acquired sufficient fear of doing wrong.
• How could he better employ it than in talking of the war with a patriotic and charming French woman? In consequence Marie acquired a mass of facts, gossip, and guesses.
• He said Tippo was frightened and nervous through his suddenly acquired freedom.
• Bulwer has acquired in his researches, political and metaphysical, is of the most extraordinary nature.
• The prisoners were all put into the great boat, and in another they placed all the plate, jewels and other rich things which they had acquired.
• But they have a great deal to war with in the habits of thought acquired by their mothers from their own early life.
• By the death of his mother he acquired her land on Accokeek Creek in Stafford County, near where his father had operated an iron furnace.
• It was the occasion of the opening of a new Recreation Pier, and the children were out in force to take possession of their newly acquired property.
• The only products of Assyria which acquired such note as to be called by its name were its silk and its citron trees.
• Here no new language has to be acquired, no new form of government understood.
• He immediately acquired that high reputation which he sustained through a long career of military glory.
• There was no time when they could have been acquired in this life, and therefore they must have been recovered from another.
• He was, one would have said, of the world worldly, a man who, with a sharp business brain, had acquired for himself houses, lands, food, servants, acquaintances.
• It is often necessary, therefore, for the teacher to revive old impressions, to call up previously acquired knowledge and to put it in readiness to receive and welcome the new.
• Without the knowledge thus acquired out of school, society, government, and institutions would be worse than Greek.
• You and I might regard him as a man of few words, but he has acquired a wonderful vocabulary for the benefit of sailor-men.
• After the execution of the king, Cromwell himself began to aspire to a command, where so much glory, he saw, might be won, and so much authority acquired.
• Together with absolute truth, Velasquez had the ease and facility in expressing truth which are only acquired by a great master.
• Having acquired a large number of the names of objects, Roger, for a time, came to a standstill.
• Its defect and its weakness lie in the fact that it is still too young to have acquired dignity.
• The house that Jeanne acquired in this manner belonged to the Chapter of the Cathedral.
• The girl’s mother, however, does not enter, for a mother-in-law, even in the making, must not look upon her newly acquired son, nor he upon her, then or thereafter.
• His penetrating tones added another charm to the many merits which he had acquired by study.
• Like the Dominicans, they soon acquired considerable wealth.
• But as property must be acquired in the country before its rights can come into question, few occasions of assembling this court can occur for many years.
• They have developed into sufficiently old soldiers to have acquired the correct military attitude towards manual labour.
• As soon as they have acquired four leaves, the strongest are carefully drawn up and planted in the field by a line, at a distance of about three feet from each other.
• No doubt nothing is more admirable than the skill with which women have acquired the duplicity necessary to play the two contradictory parts thus imposed upon them.
• To some it will be a grateful source of reminiscence, and to others of entertainment combined with information which has acquired an increased interest for the citizen.
• Anyhow, we acquired him, and I hope he acquired merit.

Similar words containing ACQUIR without suffix ed

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