Aspired is valid Scrabble Word

Is aspired a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is aspired valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for ASPIRED in dictionary:

VERB:

ASPIRE, to aim for higher things
rise high; tower
direct one's hopes or ambitions towards achieving something

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to have an earnest desire or ambition

Words related to ASPIRED

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How to use ASPIRED in a sentence

He had in the early days when he came to Acredale aspired to political leadership in the Democratic party.
Stephen, Earl of Boulogne, the nephew of King Henry I, was no stranger to the country which he aspired to rule.
It then aspired to political influence, and the lord abbots became the peers of princes and the ministers of kings.
When a married man died, and his beloved wife aspired to the character of a saint, she burned herself publicly on the body of her husband.
Kaiumers Had not a foe, save one, a hideous Demon, Who viewed his power with envy, and aspired To work his ruin.
The increase of human sympathies in the process of social evolution gives the true moral ideal to be aspired after.
To this supreme honor every great lord aspired, every small army-corps acted individually and without concert with the neighboring leaders.
Frode, when he had taken this town, aspired to the Empire of the East, and attacked the city of Handwan.
Those who, having reached the second grade, aspired to the first, were submitted to three very severe ones, to make trial of their courage, purity, and humility.
He aspired to a literary life, and believed he should have done so, even if he had had the means of professional education.

An invader, who aspired to the conquest even of Thrace, was almost forced into collision with her next neighbor.
Now Tiglathi-Nin appears in the Inscriptions as the prince who first aspired to transfer to Assyria the supremacy hitherto exercised, or at any rate claimed, by Babylon.
No colored man in that State ever occupied a judicial position above that of Justice of the Peace and very few aspired to that position.
They stopped and looked at it a moment, as it aspired to heaven from the bones that lay about its base, like an eternal resurrection wrought in stone.
Your undertaking the twelve volumes of Dupuis, is a degree of heroism to which I could not have aspired even in my younger days.
Jack was to be a Creator, and she aspired to be embodied somehow in the creation and share its profits.
It is just that I should have been banished from you, since I showed myself so utterly unworthy of the great honour to which I aspired.
Her house was the great point of attraction to all those who occupied prominent positions in Paris, or aspired to such.
What they thought in danger, what they aspired to revive and save, was the very life of religion, the truth and substance of all that makes it the hope of human society.
She aspired to go to bed Christmas night with the conviction that not a child in her large territory had spent a neglected Christmas.
He aspired for better things, and at times his imperfections stood out before him in monstrous shape, and he sought to hiss them down.
The human form divine, to which mankind aspired, took on its true and awful splendor, as the image of the God whom the conscience worshipped.
Even the most radical did not yet whisper the terrible word Revolution, or suggest that they aspired to independence.
She was not well educated herself, and she had not been accustomed to society, but she aspired to better things.
He asked me if I myself aspired to belong to the holy priesthood.
With one or two exceptions they belonged to the Whig party, but none of them aspired to political preferment.
The Skipper was their king, Franci was their model, the ideal toward which they vainly aspired.

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