Admired is valid Scrabble Word

Is admired a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is admired valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for ADMIRED in dictionary:

VERB:

ADMIRE, to have a high opinion of
look at (something impressive or attractive) with pleasure
regard with respect or warm approval

ADJECTIVE:

Regarded with wonder and delight; highly prized; as, an admired poem.
Wonderful; also, admirable.
regarded with admiration

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval

Words related to ADMIRED

admire9 admires10 admiring12

Words that contain ADMIRED

coadmired15 unadmired13

How to use ADMIRED in a sentence

In England we have the stag, an animal of great beauty, and much admired.
But she held her own against him, for even as she had formerly admired him, so at present she admired her boy.
Philip, gazing upward, admired their song, whereat the bey at once announced that they were his.
The art of tattooing has been brought to such perfection here, that whenever we have seen a New Zealander whose skin is thus ornamented, we have admired him.
Among these he particularly admired Dante, whose marvellous poems he hath almost all by heart.
Wallingford, that I have long admired Miss Hardinge, and that I offered myself years ago.
As the successful lawyer, legislator, and public debater in questions of high statesmanship, he was the admired ideal of their own aspirations.
He admired the dress she was wearing, and he was pleased to see the Love-Charm at her throat.
In the first city he had become, it seemed, well liked by Yusuf the Physician, that was the man that Zeyn al-Din most admired in life.
Then he strolled through the narrow streets, admired this and that massive archway, with its glimpse of a great stone staircase within, and mounted the hill.

All that is best in French literature and French life he admired almost to excess.
He makes us admire more the authors we admired before, and gives new reasons for our admiration.
They admired her, but none dared to touch her bonds.
During the evening he admired a beautiful little girl four years of age.
Each admired and sought to win the affections of a widow of uncertain years, who lived in Fardale village.
It will be understood and admired by the man, whose happiness she is one day to make, whose family she is to govern, and whose children she is to educate.
Whoever has visited any of the North Italian cities cannot fail to have noticed and admired the magnificent choir-books still to be seen in the cathedrals and cathedral libraries.
He admired his frankness, and his manly, straight-forward way of telling his story.
He admired him for the elegance of his diction, and the beauty with which all of his addresses were invested.
Broad-shouldered, muscular, and straight as an arrow, Jack was admired for his strength and agility by the white boys with whom he was brought into contact.
It pleased Rodney thus to give away whatever his friends genuinely admired.
I could not tell him that, though I genuinely and humbly admired his particular variety of genius, what interested me in the affair was not the mechanics, but the human equation.
Of all these languages, it was the Tagal which most pleased me and which I most admired.
Himalaicus is of the purest possible white, and the spike is very much to be admired when it is seen at its best.

Similar words containing ADMIR without suffix ed

admire9 admiral10 admirer10 admires10 admirals11 admirers11 admiring12 coadmire13 admirable14 admirably17 admiralty15 admirance14 coadmired15 coadmires14 unadmired13 admirances15 admiration13 admirative16 admiraunce15 admiringly17 coadmiring16 nonadmirer13 unadmiring14 admiralship19 admiralties14 admirations14 admiraunces16 nonadmirers14 admirability20 admiralships20 admirableness18 admirabilities19 admirablenesses20

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