Bestirred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BESTIRRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BESTIR, to rouse to activity
• make a physical or mental effort; exert or rouse oneself

Words related to BESTIRRED

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How to use BESTIRRED in a sentence

• Then as the moon rose I bestirred myself, and looked for a place of burial.
• Occasionally, of course, a stronger lord or king bestirred himself, and demanded homage of these various petty chieftains.
• He bestirred himself in dusting his black clothes, washing his hands and face, and other acts characteristic of his studiously neat habits, and for a moment forgot his annoyance.
• The Economical Society bestirred itself in its turn by offering rewards to encourage the laying out of large coffee plantations.
• In the morning he bestirred himself so early that in the gray gloom he had difficulty in finding his horse.
• Ormonds, Kildares, and Desmonds bestirred themselves to collect troops.
• Having mastered this difficulty, and employed a world of time about it, I bestirred myself to see, if possible, how to supply two other wants.
• Many a noble knight bestirred him and served the ladies with eager zeal.
• Thereupon she bestirred herself to superintend its removal to her bedroom, where she unpacked a trunk which contained her writing-case and some books.
• The dignitaries and more wealthy ecclesiastics of the reformed Church bestirred themselves and founded some schools.
• The girls and their mother now bestirred themselves to get their guest something to eat.
• The buccaneers now bestirred themselves to finish the two small vessels on which the carpenters had been for some time at work.
• Before the English top-sails had sunk beneath the horizon, the colonists bestirred themselves to depart.
• A little neglect would soon have ended the matter, and even if any local magnate had bestirred himself to make a fuss, no Cornish jury would have convicted.
• After that the owner of the dogs bestirred himself, made complaint to Constantine, and from him received the loan of a policeman.
• I went to find my men, and it was time that I bestirred myself.
• Then, in October of the third year, the old gentleman bestirred himself.
• The Chinese authorities now bestirred themselves vigorously to meet the danger.
• Glorified be my Lord, the All-Glorious! She bestirred herself and perfumed all things in the lands of holiness and grandeur.
• The old lady bestirred herself and made up her mind to marry Vasya.
• Having mastered this difficulty, and employed a world of time about it, I bestirred myself to see, if possible, how to supply two wants.
• The French sympathizers bestirred themselves, and attacks began to be made even on the President himself.
• While the king remained at Shrewsbury, his loyal friends bestirred themselves in several parts of the kingdom.
• But Washington bestirred himself at last, and Paine was voted an estate of 277 acres, more or less, and a sum of money.
• Henry Thresk! The unhappy woman bestirred herself to remember him.
• Margaret bestirred herself, to procure female assistance, and to provide the best meal, which could be had at a short notice.
• That, by the counsel of Barnevelt, he bestirred himself to get Ministers to come to the Synod who were of the new opinion.
• If you had bestirred yourself to go and see her at eleven before Claudius arrived it would not have happened.
• I bestirred myself, therefore, to become acquainted with him.

Similar words containing BESTIRR without suffix ed

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