Belittled is valid Scrabble Word

Is belittled a scrabble word?
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Is belittled valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for BELITTLED in dictionary:

VERB:

BELITTLE, to disparage
dismiss (someone or something) as unimportant

ADJECTIVE:

made to seem smaller or less (especially in worth)

Words related to BELITTLED

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How to use BELITTLED in a sentence

The demoralizing drink traffic, the scandalous injustice and cruelty of some of the agents of civilized governments, are not to be belittled or condoned.
The actual religious and moral progress of the natives was designedly ignored and belittled by the early missionaries and conquerors.
Nevertheless each one as it appeared was brutally slated in the organs controlled by the literary adviser to the Crown, and himself belittled and ridiculed.
No! our ideals are not changed, nor are they in aught belittled by what has occurred.
She felt wonderfully dwarfed and belittled, and her plan of recovering souls had, in some way or other, lost much of its feasibility.
He felt that he had been belittled to the extremest point, and that there was not a foothold left for his dignity.
In this quarter was the cabbage heartily indorsed, there was it belittled and made naught of.
A few original and marked faces appeared among them, but even these were belittled by the artificiality and the etiquette of aristocracy.
Algiers meant so much to her just then that she belittled Algiers in self-defense.
Nothing is in fact more false than the way in which popular opinions are often belittled and made light of.

During the Revolution he was abused and intrigued against, thwarted and belittled, to a point which posterity in general scarcely realizes.
What he had done was so far beyond thanks that spoken gratitude belittled it.
It magnified what he did for the church and belittled what he did for humanity.
The genius of Napoleon has been belittled on the ground that each one of his opponents, except Wellington, was only second-rate.
The selection was obnoxious to many and to none more than to Herron and to Blunt, whose military exploits Schofield had belittled.
There, at last, was the huge house of Graysroof, belittled by the loftiness of the quilted hill, on whose slope it stood, and by the extent of its surrounding woods.
Since that time we have been humiliated and belittled.
The student will find this only one of many illustrations of the manner in which Dryden has belittled Chaucer in his versions.
Hunger for power, the next greatest hunger after hunger for love! He felt that he stood in the presence of a desire so immense that it belittled his own hopes.
Great works of art are belittled by processes cheap enough to be within reach of the poorest pocket.
On the contrary, he belittled our affairs, in order to assure them the more.
If Douglas was now in an office that belittled him, I was sorry, for I was his friend in all loyalty.
He was compelling to look at, not when standing, for then his short legs caricatured and belittled his great body.
To such an assumption we reply that our Lord was dealing with tremendous realities, such as could not be belittled by turning for support or illustration to a fictitious story.

Similar words containing BELITTL without suffix ed

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