Analysed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANALYSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ANALYSE, to separate a whole into parts, also ANALYZE
• discover or reveal (something) through close examination
• identify and measure the chemical constituents of (a substance or specimen)
• resolve (a sentence) into its grammatical elements; parse.
• examine (something) methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret it
• psychoanalyse (someone).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to analyze

Words related to ANALYSED

analyse10 analyses11 analysing13

How to use ANALYSED in a sentence

• Another specimen of Negro character I was to have analysed, or tried to analyse, at the estate where I had slept.
• Archaeological data from Central Asia have been analysed again by K.
• Yoshiyuki Suto analysed the methods of tax evasion in the periods before the reform.
• The creative effort which produced that against which, it is said, the gates of hell shall not prevail, cannot be analysed.
• Priestley pronounced the air of this town to be equally pure as any he had analysed.
• The doctor analysed the water and discovered that the dastardly Huns had poisoned the stream higher up, where it ran through their lines.
• There was a look in his eyes as if he measured us, weighed us, analysed us all as strangers.
• It is possible that the martyr-stones may be made of this mineral, for they have not been analysed.
• Finally the water is analysed, and in this manner the amount of dissolved matter it has taken up is estimated.
• He has had it sent to the municipal laboratory at Paris to be analysed.
• I have already briefly analysed the Sang Hyang Kamahayanikan which seems to be the most authoritative exposition of this creed.
• Having chosen a subject, he analysed it into its various parts, under certain heads, or titles, to be filled up at leisure.
• An eminent physician, of Battle, who corresponded with me on the subject, sent up some gallons of that water, which were analysed by Dr.
• They consisted of an enormous diamond ring, which had evidently been worn on the first finger, and a test tube in which the poison had been analysed.
• The intestinal output is collected, weighed and analysed.
• Each hour that they had known each other was analysed, and the feelings of each moment were compared.
• Then, while she went to get lunch ready, Redgrave took the pieces of rock and the bag of dust into the laboratory which opened out of the main engine-room and analysed them.
• Maury, in his book on dreams has recorded, and analysed them.
• Persistently, he analysed and questioned himself, but got no further.
• So I analysed, investigated and observed, but I found that all those people only held before me traditional notions.
• The Buddhists had analysed knowledge into its diverse constituent parts, and had held that the coming together of these brought about the conscious states.
• The pastoral characters of the play may be roughly analysed as follows.
• The class made excursions into the fields and woods framing the capital, and under the guidance of their teacher of botany they observed and analysed all sorts of living flowers.
• But, although I tested every fibre of thought and analysed every motive, I was very sincere in my friendship and very loyal in my admiration.
• We have therefore been very desirous of procuring some of that water, in order to have it analysed.
• The case of the Zulu belief will be analysed later.
• So the idea of nature remains true after psychology has analysed its origin, and not only true, but beautiful and beneficent.
• Piddington has analysed several Indian soils, distinguished for the production of superior tobacco.
• E, indicates that the edible portion only of the food has been analysed, and under refuse, in brackets, is shown the quantity rejected before the analysis was made.
• On January 29, 1848, Tocqueville analysed the condition of French society, and in the Chamber of Deputies foretold the approach of revolution.

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