Battled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BATTLE, to fight
• struggle tenaciously to achieve or resist something
• engage in a fight or struggle against
PREPOSITION:
• Embattled.
NOUN:
• a sustained fight between large organized armed forces
• a lengthy and difficult conflict or struggle

Words related to BATTLED

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How to use BATTLED in a sentence

• The triumph of my heart battled with the shame of my fault, and I might have been tempted into some act of manifest imprudence, if Mr.
• An agony of dread battled with a dominating but strange certainty.
• Anselm had successfully battled with the rationalism of Roscelin, and also had furnished a new argument for the existence of God.
• For many years he had mingled with white people at the Post and reason now battled with the superstitions of his race.
• In the close atmosphere of his counting-room George Douglas too again battled manfully with his olden love, listening each day to hear that she was dead.
• Ashcott, the manager of the mine, who battled in vain against the rising spirit of disorder and rebellion among them, was wont to describe his influence over them as black magic.
• He battled courageously, not from ambition, but from an inborn love of truth.
• At first they battled bravely and were most surprised to find themselves making so little progress.
• Jim and the yearning Miss Doc still battled on, like two united parents.
• Struggling they battled across the surface of the desk and flopped to the floor.
• The whole forms a pretty symbol of the human soul, battled for by the good and the evil principles.
• But I dreamt on and at the same time battled against increasing depression.
• Rolleston did not disturb her, but the superstitious terror she had battled against the night before returned daring that long day, in an agony of impatience for news.
• Undaunted by it all, this brave little woman, bare headed, hair flying in the wind, and soaked to the skin, battled with the elements as she fought her way down the track.
• That there is some very different weather to be battled with is apparent by the extraordinary shutters one sees to all the houses.
• He was seized with convulsions and lost his senses, but I battled with the disease and brought him round.
• The air came in hot stale gusts down the corridor, met the yet closer air of our carriage, battled with it and retired defeated.
• A strange look of determination battled with the pain on the sickly, childish face as he made his way bravely against the biting wind that sought to drive him back.
• The trapped men turned on their own and battled for escape.
• That put him between two impulses, and while they battled he stared round-eyed at Bud.
• Would he ever get there? It seemed an eternity as he battled through the mass of the sea.
• Estenega watched the vessel sail the next morning, and battled with the impulse to leap from the window, hire a boat, and overtake it.
• She becomes not only a vulnerable point in the Empire, as the Asian Nations evolve their own ambitions and rivalries, but also a possession to be battled for.
• You went away alone to make as brave a fight as was ever battled out in this world, and I had no part in helping you.
• Silently they battled, until both went to the ground.
• But no such things troubled him while he battled in foreign lands all summer.
• Good administration only could unite these distracted elements, and without the Reform for which he battled, good administration was impossible.
• The two men battled with the waves until the boat reached them.
• But she felt his two arms about her and in her heart there was a sudden glow and, though the water battled with the two of them, strangely enough a feeling of safety.
• Here was a young woman who had known severe adversity in her life which she had battled and continued to battle.
• He pressed his little hat down on his head and battled his way towards them.
• A low moan occasionally escaped her as she panted and battled for breath and the color came and faded from her cheeks in quick fleeting waves.
• I had not battled in issues which were influenced by the negro, but I had a social experience which Zoe had made and complicated for me.
• Fortunately it was a new rope and held firm as the tug battled its way against that racing current.

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