Averred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVERRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AVER, to declare positively
• state or assert to be the case
• allege as a fact in support of a plea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of aver

Words related to AVERRED

aver7 averring12 avers8

How to use AVERRED in a sentence

• The two Drurys saw each other, as both averred, all too seldom.
• Jake, who always said he lived on dust and heat, averred it was not exactly a regular fine day.
• The keen-eyed ones made out a dense cloud of smoke, which quickly disappeared, and which they averred was directly over the ship of the Sunlanders.
• One of these, it was averred, had looked through the key-hole of the common parlor door of the Mission house, and beheld the Rev.
• Caddagat had been a dull hole without me, he averred, and I must return with him that very day.
• Only a Korean, he averred, could possess so strong a head.
• Salim Zahoul averred that the witnesses were trying to say.
• He averred that he never could be happy, either with or without her, until he had proved to the whole tribe the strength of his heart, which is the Indian term for courage.
• He fiercely reiterated his charge against the apprentice, who, on his part, averred that he did his work as well as he could.
• I put myself into his hands, and solemnly averred the truth of the facts I had just stated.
• He averred that she had gone into a building near the corner and pointed out the place to the young detective.
• The sight halted him, turned him, he averred, to stone.
• He might almost as well have averred that the highest reach of intellect is to a perception of the better worth and wisdom of an unlearned heart.
• To prevent this we humbly begged that if his Grace would not, or, as he averred before God and his conscience, could not, do otherwise, yet that he could keep it a secret.
• He often averred that no one could amuse him as I did.
• Finally he averred in the indictment that the defendant had published a book so indecent that it was unfit to be spread on the records of the court.
• Ehrenthal was a portly lady in black silk, with strongly-marked eyebrows and black ringlets, who laid herself out to please, and was extremely successful, report averred.
• Mistress de Chavasse went about the house like a country wench frightened by a ghost, and Mistress Charity averred that she seldom went to bed now before midnight.
• When she was a few years older she averred that she could never have really loved her prince, because she always feared him.
• She averred they were a mystery to herself, and that what she knew was chiefly from conjecture.
• The situation, he averred, need not be too damp for immortality, with due care.
• Romer, however, averred time and again that he was not tired.
• It is averred that ice becomes crystal in a thousand years, and crystal diamond in a thousand ages.
• It is stated freely that the Post Office has been taken, and just as freely it is averred that it has not been taken.
• Greg and Hazy averred that they had walked enough for one day.
• The apocryphal president could not have averred his wish to contrive a war against any rogue state for any random reason even though that was his intention.
• The latter, it was truly averred, would be learnt as they grew up quite sufficiently for all purposes.
• He accused William Knight, a farmer, of having enslaved him contrary to his will or wishes, and averred that he fled from him because he used him badly and kept mean overseers.
• He looked so calm that many people averred that they had never seen a young clergyman more at home in the pulpit.

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