Beggared is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEGGARED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEGGAR, to impoverish
• reduce (someone) to poverty
NOUN:
• a person, typically a homeless one, who lives by asking for money or food.
• a person of a specified type, especially one to be envied or pitied

Words related to BEGGARED

beggar10 beggaring14 beggars11

How to use BEGGARED in a sentence

• The blockade had not yet pinched the affluent, nor beggared the industries of the well-to-do.
• But one day had so beggared them in affection, that they leaned upon her as their only earthly support.
• All my companions here have been beggared by you, and scores of other families too.
• The fine feelings of the foreign mercenaries were soothed by Cobbett being flung into Newgate for two years and beggared by a fine of L1000.
• Thus between one and two thousand of the most ancient and noble families of the kingdom were rendered houseless and utterly beggared.
• Millions of women and children had been impoverished, beggared, and turned out houseless into the fields to moan and starve and die.
• He would have taken the coat off his back, beggared himself any day to pay a debt.
• My father had beggared us, but those buildings were left.
• He had saved him by silence and by loans which had beggared him in lending.
• This at length so incensed his powerful overlord that he was forcibly deprived of his possessions and driven out beggared from his home.
• We are beggared for words to describe the scene, and exclaim that it is hell upon earth.
• The plentiful morning meal had beggared the future, but it had given the boy power to start well.
• Such sums as these, which fairly beggared the poor Indians, enabled the clergy to build costly churches and mission houses and to keep up abundant revenues.
• Consequently one could have yellow satin hangings without being beggared.
• Never were words so beggared for an abridged translation of any Scripture of Nature.
• The boat found itself in a wonder world, that beggared romance.
• And now Spain, too, is gone! Beggared of all, I can gaze upon the ruin of what once was me and speculate over the mysteries of my being.
• Thousands of families, and hundreds of thousands of individuals, were beggared by it.
• The sight that there greeted me was truly appalling and beggared description.
• He sent money to Madame de Lafayette, who was absolutely beggared at the moment, and represented to her that it was in settlement of an account which he owed the marquis.
• She saw her husband beggared, and there was nothing that frightened her more than the prospect of Louis without a reserve of private income.
• Thus things were carried on, till the king, beggared by the mismanagement of his counsels, and beaten by the Scots, was driven to the necessity of calling a Parliament in England.
• The dry year coming on had beggared all the village except himself.
• The ghost-seer had seen many sights, but this beggared them all.
• They went from house to house, extorting, as they well knew how, treasure which beggared families and ruined the city.

Similar words containing BEGGAR without suffix ed

beggar10 beggars11 beggary14 beggarly15 beggardom16 beggaries13 beggaring14 beggardoms17 beggarhood18 beggarweed18 beggarlier14 beggarhoods19 beggarweeds19 beggarliest15 beggarliness16 beggarlinesses18

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