Aimed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AIMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AIM, to direct a course
• direct (a missile or blow) at someone or something
• direct information, a product, or an action towards (a particular group)
• point or direct (a weapon or camera) at a target
• have the intention of achieving
• a purpose or intention; a desired outcome
• the directing of a weapon or missile at a target
• Alternative Investment Market (a subsidiary market of the London Stock Exchange that allows small companies to be traded without the expense of a full market listing).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to direct toward a specified object or goal

Words related to AIMED

aim5 aiming9 aims6

Words that contain AIMED

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How to use AIMED in a sentence

• Still heavier were the blows aimed at the Rhodian commerce.
• But, after all, success in the show ring is not the one and only thing to be aimed at, and the Irish Terrier is not to be regarded merely as the possible winner of prizes.
• It was the Goliath of Tyranny, Wealth, Degeneration, against which, David-like, he aimed his sling.
• Early in life he aimed at personal popularity, and obtained it.
• They were aimed at Fort Sumter, but would not carry half way to it.
• It is not every young lady that feels herself confident against the shafts of ridicule, though aimed by the hand of prejudice.
• He has avoided mere theories and fine writing, and has aimed to present a work practical in its treatment and application.
• She set her lips firmly, held the gun hard against her shoulder, aimed carefully and fired.
• Their new general in chief was Paris, and Philoctetes, happening to encounter him in battle, aimed at him with one of his poisoned arrows and pierced him through the shoulder.
• What he aimed at for the present was to prevent all communication between the town and the south of France.
• In consequence, a few shots were aimed at them, which killed one and wounded three or four others.
• At length he had reached the goal for which he had so often aimed, the Austrian capital, while all western Europe was threatened by his arms.
• Amidst a deep silence he aimed at the vane and fired.
• That is the ultimate evil against which all religious authority was aimed.
• Among these I believe will be Volney, who has in truth been the principal object aimed at by the law.
• Those great, twisted roots seemed aimed straight at the raft, and he was sure if that mass struck them fairly, they would not have a chance.
• But the blow was not aimed at Henry or anybody in particular.
• Congreve aimed at perfection from the very beginning, and his design in writing this novel, was to shew, how novels ought to be written.
• The speech as a whole, short though it was, drew the outline of a vigorous system, which aimed at the establishment of a strong government with enlarged powers.
• This last phrase would have expressed what Epicurus aimed at, neither more nor less.
• He aimed at keeping the two powers separate, but each supreme in its own province.
• So far not a man had been even wounded, for the Germans, unable to see that their foe had climbed into the trees, had aimed too low.
• Fearing a trap, Chester did not move for several moments, keeping his revolver aimed steadily.
• It is true, indeed, that, in the beginning, we aimed not at independence.
• He had recovered consciousness almost at once, and his first words were a curse on the man who had aimed so badly.
• What the greatest artists have aimed at is shown in perfection, in movement, in ravishing variety.
• I know it is asserted it was not France but Napoleon whose power they aimed at breaking, but the one could not be broken without the other.
• But that second was enough, for the bullet went straight to the heart of the one at which it was aimed, while his shot flew wild.
• The Navigation Ordinance of 1651 was aimed at them, and two wars were necessary to wrest the slave trade from them and place it in the hands of the English.
• In the age of Elizabeth the writers of fiction neither studied the characters and manners of the men about them, nor aimed at any reflection of actual life.
• They pursued different methods, and aimed at opposite effects.

Similar words containing AIM without suffix ed

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