Appraised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPRAISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPRAISE, to set a value on
• assess the value or quality of
• assess the performance of (an employee) formally
• (of an official valuer) set a price on; value

Words related to APPRAISED

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Words that contain APPRAISED

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How to use APPRAISED in a sentence

• He strode back toward the fields, and with the eye of a farmer he appraised the barns and corrals, and the fields beyond.
• The Imperial and Royal Government appraised Germany of this conception and asked for our opinion.
• Both stood perfectly still while the eyes of each appraised the other.
• Douglass, with the other slaves, was part of the personal estate, and was sent for to be appraised and disposed of in the division.
• His first wife would have agreed with her successor about his possession of this quality though they would have appraised it rather differently.
• Still those were articles that could not well be appraised, as I thought the first minute after we were seated in the parlor.
• They appraised her boldly and as boldly expressed their approval.
• Though Jerry never laid eyes on Somo again, Bashti returned with his tribe the same day, grinning and chuckling as he appraised the damage.
• I hardly like to refer to civilised nations, because their natural faculties are too much modified by education to allow of their being appraised in an off-hand fashion.
• It was his idea that the nation should make payment of an appraised value in freeing the slaves that were in the ownership of citizens who had remained loyal to the government.
• Steadily his calm blue eyes appraised Dame Katharine.
• Haggerty balanced it on his palm and appraised it at three or found hundred dollars.
• He was fresh from his trip over the new extension, on which he had met and shrewdly appraised the men who were now his subordinates.
• A thunderous, intermittent, rhythmical noise appraised him that he could not be far from the sea.
• All the furniture of the house had been appraised, and an allowance made of two thousand dollars, to which amount Mrs.
• But at whose expense was this noble and generous act carried out? Agents of the Imperial Government had appraised the slaves, generally at less than their market value.
• Thus, in point of fact, only about one-third of the appraised amount had been received.
• This conception of Jesus is given us in documents which must be investigated and appraised as sources of historical knowledge.
• Filial respect and duty he paid beyond the habit of most sons, but he aspired to be known and appraised by his own deeds and worth.
• The movements we have been studying can only be fairly appraised as one follows through their outcome in life and that either in detail or entirety is impossible.
• Dave had never been in a home like this, and his eyes, unaccustomed to comfortable furnishings, appraised them as luxury.
• These imperfections were quickly appraised by Irene, but his manner appealed to Mrs.
• Other experts appraised the house, the shops, the gardens, the baths.
• But I repeat to your majesty that I have appraised the stones at a very low rate, and that I shall make large profits, and realize at least four thousand dollars.
• Most lives are failures, if appraised by human estimate.
• Yet his service to mankind is not fully appraised by the average American, because many of the younger generation are unaware of his aid to agriculture.
• That done, and the servant departed, he had carefully appraised his surroundings.
• Now he was being introduced to Madame Sennier, who surely appraised him with one swift, almost cruelly intelligent glance.
• The economic role of such an element, hungry and unemployed, is easily appraised.
• When they sat down in the chairs I drew forward for them I mentally appraised them for a moment.
• At the sale of the royal collection by the Commonwealth it was appraised at L600.
• Malvina had gone into society, and in course of time discovered for herself how superficial their friendships were, how accurately every one was weighed and appraised.
• By charter or by franchise the railroad is granted the power of eminent domain, whereby the property of private citizens may be taken from them at an appraised valuation.
• Jim appraised the number at six or seven hundred, more than had ever before visited the village at one time.
• This price is appraised and regulated for persons according to the quality of their slavery, whether it be saguiguilir or namamahay, half slave or quarter slave.
• I remember when we brought it from Lima, the custom-house officers weighed and appraised it.

Similar words containing APPRAIS without suffix ed

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