Advertised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVERTISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADVERTISE, to draw attention to (a product, service, or event) in a public medium to promote sales or attendance, also ADVERTIZE
• describe or draw attention to (a product, service, or event) in a public medium in order to promote sales or attendance
• publicize information about (a vacancy)
• make (a quality or fact) known
• notify (someone) of something
ADJECTIVE:
• called to public attention
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make something known to; notify

Words related to ADVERTISED

advertise13

Words that contain ADVERTISED

readvertised17 unadvertised17 overadvertised22

How to use ADVERTISED in a sentence

• The Press advertised for anything that could set type to come in and help it out.
• The performance had been advertised for half-past eight and it was already a quarter to nine, but the curtain did not go up, as his Excellency had not yet arrived.
• The character of Bully West was sufficiently advertised in that single outburst.
• Why should I speak of Domitius the Apulian? whose property we have lately seen advertised, so great is the carelessness of his agents.
• This alarmed Benjamin, who was aware that he would be advertised in every port near his own town.
• They knew, by the same token, that he was as dangerous as he had been advertised.
• Far up the mountains, that towered many thousands of feet into the trade- wind clouds, arose many signal smokes that advertised the coming of the vessel.
• At Rochester, Corinthian Hall was packed long before the hour advertised.
• Hardinge the history of the mortgage, and the necessity there was for promptitude, inasmuch as the sale was advertised for the ensuing week.
• So in early December 1986, when the Gomantak Group advertised for staff, I jumped at the opportunity and applied.
• I have advertised in all the papers, and sought the aid of all the detective bureaus.
• The work is not advertised, rather it is concealed so far as possible, but it is looked upon as a valuable force for the advancement of German interests throughout the world.
• Books advocating free-love are advertised in the Socialist press and receive favorable notice in editorial columns.
• Many of the remedies advertised as a cure for this condition are composed chiefly of alcohol, and, although they may give a temporary relief, the benefit is not permanent.
• At an advertised hour the bombardment was to begin, and practically the whole population of the city sought the high hills commanding the view.
• There was an English steamer advertised to sail for that port and Panama.
• The inhabitants were advertised of their arrival in the morning, by being fired upon as they opened the gates.
• Now he is a private detective, and was employed on my case, before I advertised for you.
• There is a wonderful pointer here that has been advertised for sale for twelve hundred francs.
• This of course stands in no contradiction to the requirement that the advertised article should be made to appear as beautiful as possible.
• The proposed meeting was, however, advertised far and wide.
• Here and there, in scores of places, thin smoke-columns advertised the making of camps.
• For two or three months the trader advertised Charles for sale in the papers, but for some reason or other Charles did not command the high price demanded.
• Nace, advertised by Miss Sarah Ann Talburtt, was a remarkably good-natured looking piece of merchandise.
• The meeting had been advertised and Miss Anthony was in despair.
• Their managers engaged the best speakers and each season marked out a route, made the appointments, advertised extensively and sent them throughout the country.

Similar words containing ADVERTIS without suffix ed

advertise13 advertiser14 advertises14 advertisers15 advertising16 readvertise15 advertisings17 readvertised17 readvertises16 unadvertised17 advertisement19 overadvertise20 readvertising18 advertisements20 overadvertised22 overadvertises21 overadvertising23 readvertisement21 counteradvertis21 counteradvertising25 counteradvertisings26

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