Augured is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for AUGURED in dictionary:

VERB:

AUGUR, to foretell from signs
(of an event or circumstance) portend a good or bad outcome
portend or bode (a specified outcome)
foresee or predict.

NOUN:

(in ancient Rome) a religious official who observed natural signs, especially the behaviour of birds, interpreting these as an indication of divine approval or disapproval of a proposed action.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to foretell from omens

Words related to AUGURED

augur6 auguring10 augurs7

How to use AUGURED in a sentence

From this, I augured that there was no imminent danger to be apprehended, and I stepped out more quickly in his wake.
An even pleasanter sight we saw once in that large room, a sort of agricultural and horticultural show, which augured well for the future of the colony.
The man uttered a low hoarse sound that augured ill for Mr.
The eyes of the whole assembly were directed towards him, and by acclamations and expressions of approbation, a prosperous and happy command were at once augured to him.
Exactly what it all meant he knew not, but it augured danger.
She received him with the most perfect composure, and with a bland look, from which he augured favourably.
So much being thus alike, the couple in the bedroom no doubt augured a repetition of the old process.
However, she remembered a certain twinkle in his eye that augured well.
Signal services to the country were augured, even by his opponents, from one of such extraordinary abilities and manifest integrity of purpose.
The squaws and children looked askance at the strangers, but their glances were rather timid than obtrusive, and augured no unfavorable prepossessions.

Walker a very serious difficulty arose upon his part, and one from which I immediately augured the worst of consequences.
Fate was kind to him, he reasoned, and it augured well for the future.
The soothsayers had agreed that this was an omen of great success, and augured the height of fame for the still youthful Vespasian.
Had Venice yielded in that issue, the Papacy might have augured for itself a general victory.
In the course of it, I reviewed my own early conflicts, and augured from them happier days for my beloved nephew.
From all this his majesty augured a happy issue to the important contest in which we were engaged.
They augured, indeed, that under the direction of so great a leader, those troops would pitch their tents on the banks of the Seine.
Grote and Warburton all expressed their sympathy for the Canadian insurgents, and augured their success.
The psalm was recited, according to custom, by the congregation and the priests, taking verses alternately with a fervor which augured well for the success of the sermon.
All were in excellent spirits, which augured well for the next day, and a feeling of calm confidence appeared to prevail amongst them.
For once in a way the weather was favourable, and this augured well for the speedy advancement of the guns, which was essential for the success of the operations.
In truth, the young people had taken to looking and sighing after each other in a way that provoked remark, and augured a wedding.
Lady Armine was quite delighted with these symptoms of affection on the part of her father towards her child, and augured from them important future results.
Here the King was proclaimed, but the events which attended that solemnity augured ill to the actual duration of his reign.
CHAPTER 11 The morrow brought a very sober-looking morning, the sun making only a few efforts to appear, and Catherine augured from it everything most favourable to her wishes.
The dramatic disclosures which followed brought the act to a close with applause that augured well.
I hoped that it augured well for us, but while I hoped I had a gloomy foreboding.
I certainly did not begin on an empty stomach what augured to be a hard day.
I was pleased to see that his pride had suffered no more than his body from the fall he got, which augured well for a fair-minded manhood.
The result was financial ruin to many drovers, and even augured a lighter drive north the coming spring.
The season was favorable, and everything augured for a prosperous summer.
During my banishment, Senator Teller had been confirmed as Secretary of the Interior, an appointment that augured well for the future of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Cattle Company.
The festival was well worth while and augured hopefully for the future.
Her answer augured ill for the success of the plan he meant to put into execution that very evening.
Aboard the warships the flutter was quite noticeable, and the frequent communications between them and the shore augured trouble.
The omen augured to me that the mountain was going to do its best for our reception and entertainment.

Similar words containing AUGUR without suffix ed

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