Amassed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMASSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AMASS, to accumulate
• gather together in a crowd or group
• gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of material or things) over a period of time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to gather

Words related to AMASSED

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How to use AMASSED in a sentence

• Being assured of this I returned to the cavern, and amassed a rich treasure of diamonds, rubies, emeralds and jewels of all kinds, which strewed the ground.
• I suspect he had come out into the strange world of the North with large, loose notions that the fortune he needed might be speedily amassed.
• Up yonder, on the old marshy plateau, the fertility was such, thanks to the humus amassed during long centuries, that Mathieu did not even manure the ground as yet.
• Negroes employed on vessels as servants to the travelling public amassed large sums received in the form of tips.
• He and Judith had amassed, in one way or other, a vast quantity of spoil, and frequently planned how they would spend it when the pestilence ceased.
• Great fortunes were amassed through the improvement of agricultural methods and the application of machinery to manufacture.
• The vast wealth he had amassed enabled him to gratify this devilish desire.
• The serenity of undisturbed security, the luxury of wealth amassed abroad and liberally spent at home, gave a physiognomy of ease and proud self-confidence to all her edifices.
• They pushed discovery to the ends of the world and amassed great wealth.
• By these means he amassed great wealth and made vast profits by this farming of taxes.
• As, however, War was raging and most people are, underneath, kinder than not, she escaped very severe criticism and amassed some good round sums.
• In one way or another the two were sure of gaining their end, as soon as they should have amassed a sufficient fortune to live in luxury somewhere in the far south.
• He had honourably acquired his wealth, and whilst he amassed, had been by no means greedy of his gains.
• Thinkest thou that thou wilt consume that which thine iniquity hath amassed? Nay, by Myself! Thus informeth thee He Who is cognizant of all.
• Ill-natured people were apt to hint that he had amassed his wealth by means of usury and the taking up of shady cases.
• Two hundred thousand fortunes amassed in commerce, reckoning the capital at twenty thousand francs in each case, represent all the commercial establishments possible in France.
• At the close of the war, he became extensively engaged in mercantile pursuits within the New Territory, and, by his untiring industry amassed a large fortune.
• He became a railway president and amassed a great fortune, but was not so successful a husband as he was a financier.
• He amassed a large fortune, and by his will founded colleges at Lucknow, Calcutta, and Lyons, the place of his birth.
• Deware having amassed a considerable fortune in the brewing business.
• As Mistress Isabel inherited a third of the profits amassed by her father in the rope-making trade, she was considered a good match.
• The riches amassed during their residence at home rendered them independent.
• The great treasures amassed by the late king were gradually dissipated in the giddy expenses of Henry.
• He was feeling happier, for that was being amassed which alone could insure happiness to him.
• He had amassed a vast quantity of treasure, for he owned a gold mine, which he worked with 100 slaves.
• They divided between them the great treasures which the dwarf had amassed.
• There was at Caesarea a lawyer named Evangelius, a person of distinction, who, by the favour of fortune, had amassed great riches and considerable landed estates.
• This, then, was her avarice, and the great wealth which she is said to have amassed.
• And yet I must have been wandering aimlessly, for had my ambition been well directed, there is no telling to what extent I might have amassed a fortune.
• He was said to be very rich, though some reports had gone about that his fortune had all been amassed by gambling in no very honourable manner.
• I thought that the people who had amassed large fortunes used their wealth beautifully.
• He was a rich but honest man, and the great wealth which he amassed never led him to attach undue importance to the possession of it.
• The water miraculously turned into wine, from the sale of which the dame amassed great wealth.

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