Apprised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPRISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPRISE, to inform, also APPRIZE
• inform or tell (someone)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to notify

Words related to APPRISED

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Words that contain APPRISED

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How to use APPRISED in a sentence

• Paul people were highly indignant when apprised of their escape.
• Jackson, then at Mobile, apprised of the appearance of the British, hastily reinforced the fort, about to be attacked by a large force confident of success.
• Rishnawad being apprised of this circumstance, desired that he might be awakened and brought to him.
• A telephone to Carroll apprised him that all was well with her.
• Ten years afterwards the people of Amsterdam were apprised that a great treasure had arrived in their city, and could be bought, too.
• Germain-en-Laye, having previously apprised the King of his approach to the capital.
• All proper measures were taken, and Emir-Fein, being apprised thereof, had Bohemond informed that on the following night everything would be ready.
• Some burgesses, indeed, had him apprised of a certain point in the walls at which they might be able to favor the entry of the French.
• Courtiers have, moreover, sharp eyes, and it was not long ere the King was apprised of the intrigue.
• She rose refreshed and cheerful, and joined her mother, who was, however, not a little agitated by an impending visit, of which Venetia had been long apprised.
• Lord Rae having been apprised by his lady of the result of her interview with Cromwell, a secret consultation between the two, which lasted nearly an hour, ensued.
• His new circumstances soon apprised him that the first thing to be settled was his deportment as President.
• This last apprised the Frenchmen in the best manner he could, that the crew of the junk had entered into a conspiracy to take their lives and seize their treasure.
• She apprised Châteaubriand of her arrival by a note.
• He had been duly apprised that the boy was named for him, and really appeared to manifest, by his inquiries, a good deal of interest in Hiram.
• In his grief he resolved to give himself up to a monastic life, and his letters from Italy apprised his friends of that fact.
• As we approached the village, most of the women, though apprised of our being expected, fled with their children into the neighbouring woods.
• At the gate he encountered the old Lord of Falkenstein and his daughter, who had been apprised of the miracle that had happened and had come out to view the new roadway.
• Long was about to open his mouth to advance a new theory, when a slight sound apprised him that either the young man they were talking about, or some one else, was approaching.
• Lincoln, being apprised of the application, promptly despatched Major Thomas T.
• But as the world seems to be very well apprised of their importance, there is the less occasion to insist on their utility.
• Yet, be apprised by me, you live in the manner of the beasts that perish.
• I heard him call roughly for lights, and apprised by the sound of his voice that something was wrong, I rose to meet him.
• Royston, just apprised, doubtless, of her return from her afternoon stroll.
• When they did and sought to greet their hostess, inquiries were made and in the end everybody was apprised of her behavior.
• He was acquainted with many of the officers and was apprised of all their intended movements before they left the harbor.
• Lafayette, apprised of the invasion of the royal residence, mounted his horse and rode hastily to the scene of danger.
• You have acted but too consistently with the character which I was sufficiently apprised you sustained.
• Marian, who had a genius for collecting disagreeable information and a dramatic instinct for using it effectively, had apprised her of it.
• They must have been apprised also, that it inculcated humility of mind.
• At last he was only apprised of his opportunity to carry his wishes into practice a few moments before the hour for the starting of the Underground Rail Road train.
• Darnley was apprised of the calamitous event, the agitation of his mind may be easily conceived, but can never be described.

Similar words containing APPRIS without suffix ed

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