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8 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BARTERED in dictionary:

VERB:

BARTER, to trade by exchange
exchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money

NOUN:

the action or system of bartering
goods or services used in bartering

Words related to BARTERED

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How to use BARTERED in a sentence

I single out Madame de Pompadour from the crowd of erring and infirm females who bartered away their souls for the temporary honors of Versailles.
He would not have bartered his position to be a General in command of a division.
From some words that he heard pass between them, he understood that he had been sold at private sale, bartered off for a pair of carriage-horses.
But it wasna real nature made him throw the poor black soul away, whose gold and jewels he had bartered his white, I should say yellow, rotten-livered body for.
Fred, and Tom Singleton, too, were extremely successful, and in a few hours a sufficient amount of skins were bartered to provide them with clothing for the winter.
But as the horses were a deal of trouble and money was required for oats, Anton Prokofievitch bartered them for a violin and a housemaid, with twenty-five paper rubles to boot.
And you must come, adding to my torture, and striving to tear from me that for which I bartered conscience, peace, soul, everything that would make life desirable.
The Rajah bartered his entire service of gold and silver for those wonderful gems.
The marriage was therefore a mere bargain between the two men, in which a name was bartered for a fortune and a fortune for a name.
Yet the Scottish love of independence was not to be bartered away for better government.

He had bartered with Downing Street for the allowance to his chiefs.
This commerce consisted in the transporting into the country of such articles as arms, ammunition, groceries, and dry goods, for which were bartered, hides, tallow, and furs.
She would never give him another opportunity to accuse her of having bartered away her self-respect.
And what had he to give? Even to him, transcendent as was his faith that the glory of man was but the reflected glory of God, that faith was not a commodity to be bartered.
Others took their allowance, and bartered enough millet to feed a man through a week for a few handfuls of rotten rice saved by some less unfortunate.
Nay, has he not done worse already? He has bartered his future for the short-lived delights of living openly with an actress.
How recklessly, on the impulse of the moment, she had bartered her freedom away! She felt as though she were caught in the meshes of some net from which there was no escaping.
They brought several skins, garments, and other articles, which they bartered.
A few of them, now and then, came off to the ships, and bartered a few trifling things with our people, but never remained above a quarter of an hour at a time.
Indians with bodies bare above the dropped blankets, moved stately or squatted on their heels watching the emigrants as they bartered for supplies.
This is a new land with furs and the golden tears of the sun to be gathered and bartered.
There, however, they found the cargo of corn so nearly sold out, or bartered away, that they were able to get but three bushels to bring home.
The Mexicans came in, in crowds, with fruit, vegetables, flowers, and other articles, which they bartered with the Spaniards.
Eggs, cheese, butter and pork were bartered at the country stores for West India goods.
Some of these tracts were princely domains, and were bartered about as though worthless, often changing owners at the card-table.
For shipwreck and destruction in the surging immensity of greatness, he had bartered happiness.
He bartered God for beasts and grew like that he preferred.
To give his subjects a good example, he bartered away his gold plate, and bade them exchange theirs with our men, so that they got nineteen in all of pure gold.
At times while here, they bartered with the Indians for some skins, and a small quantity of indifferent gold.
The very fact that he had bartered away his eternal happiness led him to dwell in thought upon the future of those who pray and believe.
During the year three fairs are held, in which articles of the country are bartered.
For a heavenly possession in the uncertain future, the Indian acknowledged, by the cross raised in commemoration, that he had bartered away his earthly kingdom.
The pretext for that raid was a lying report that that Bechuana chief had bartered some 400 guns from traders to fight the Boers with.
Here the gold was received from surrounding districts and bartered with traders.
Her heart called out for even the slightest knowledge of the one she had bartered for money.

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