Beamed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEAM, to emit a ray of light
• transmit (a radio signal or broadcast) in a specified direction
• (in science fiction) transport someone instantaneously to or from a spaceship
• (of a light or light source) shine brightly
• smile radiantly
• express (an emotion) with a radiant smile
NOUN:
• a long, sturdy piece of squared timber or metal used to support the roof or floor of a building
• a narrow, raised horizontal piece of squared timber on which a gymnast balances while performing exercises
• a horizontal piece of squared timber or metal supporting the deck and joining the sides of a ship
• the direction of an object visible from the port or starboard side of a ship when it is perpendicular to the centre line of the vessel
• the crossbar of a balance.
• an oscillating shaft which transmits the vertical piston movement of a beam engine to the crank or pump.
• the shank of an anchor.
• the main timber of a horse-drawn plough.
• a ray or shaft of light
• a directional flow of particles or radiation
• a series of radio or radar signals emitted as a navigational guide for ships or aircraft
• a radiant or good-natured look or smile
• a ship's breadth at its widest point
• the width of a person's hips
• the main stem of a stag's antler
ADJECTIVE:
• Furnished with beams, as the head of a stag.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to emit in beams (rays of light)

Words related to BEAMED

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How to use BEAMED in a sentence

• But it was only after an interval of nine centuries that the rays of divine light beamed upon Russia from the walls of Byzantium, in which city the same apostle, St.
• At length light beamed in upon him from another source, whose simplicity he had despised.
• Uncle John squatted on the shady steps and fairly beamed upon the rustic scene spread out before him.
• In the crystal of the morning air, the very hills laughed with plenty, and the whole landscape beamed with the signs of gladness on its countenance.
• Even Gunda beamed upon the preparations for our release.
• Her face beamed with satisfaction when the guest eyed the appointments with a supercilious glance.
• She looked like some guardian angel, with her face that beamed out trust, and hope, and thankfulness.
• Sinclair arose, his countenance, through all the traces of sorrow which were upon it, beamed with a light which no principle, merely human, could communicate to it.
• He listened in astonishment to her sad words, but instead of showing any pity, his face and eyes fairly beamed with happiness and joy at her sad admission.
• Richards, and yet he became an almost daily visitor at Riverside Cottage, where one face at least grew brighter when he came, and one pair of eyes beamed on him a welcome.
• It was all done in an instant, and there was the gentleman thanking me on the one side and the lady on the other, while the clergyman beamed on me in front.
• Something more than is usually found in the eyes of woman, beamed in her large, dark eyes, full of sweetness and expression.
• Aside from Marian, who beamed and nodded to her, no one else on the team appeared to note her presence.
• Light of Light, the Brightness of the Father, Thou hast beamed on every creature.
• The severe elderly lady, then, who beamed so sweetly upon Ralph, and regarded Charles with such manifest coldness, was their aunt Lady Mary Cunningham.
• Gaston was hungry, the food was excellent, and Joyce glowed and beamed in the atmosphere of regained trust.
• Gently he passed his arm around her delicate, trembling figure, and his eyes beamed with a pure emotion.
• Every countenance beamed with delight at the happy termination of the interview, and the multitude gave vent to their feelings, in a loud, long, and general shout.
• The hope of accomplishing this object beamed forth from a very trifling circumstance.
• The light that beamed on her seemed half earthly and half heavenly.
• Her beautiful and expressive features beamed with constant smiles, and her lustrous black eyes seemed to create a flame wherever their beams alighted.
• Neither a name nor an association did she attach to those countenances that beamed on her with an official smile or gravely assumed a correct seriousness.
• Polly herself beamed on everybody, and all the hospital people seemed to agree that very good fortune had come to her, and to be glad in it.
• More bright than ever beamed the bright eyes of the ladies at the castle window.
• Then the mark of misery would have faded from my brow, and I should raise my eyes fearlessly to meet his, which ever beamed with the soft lustre of innocent love.
• The sun, descending fast below the hills towards Blackrode, beamed forth as if to cast one short ray of gladness on the world of sorrow he was just quitting.
• Her brow was bare, and her dark full eye beamed on them with a look of pity and of anger.

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