Betaken is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BETAKEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• BETAKE, to take oneself to
• go to
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause to go

Words related to BETAKEN

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How to use BETAKEN in a sentence

• What had become of the boy? Where had he betaken himself with his shame and trouble? How grave was his trouble? It was a bad day for Philip Holiday and a worse night.
• There had been a few words of recognition with the Thoresby party, and then our little group had betaken itself to the eastern end of the piazza.
• Harry would fain have gone abroad, whither so many of the leading Cavaliers had already betaken themselves, and entered the service of some foreign court for a few years.
• They found that the city had been deserted by its inhabitants, who had betaken themselves, with Syennesis, to a strong place on the hills.
• The state of Phlius was indignant at this manouvre, and retaliated by imposing a fine on all who had betaken themselves to Lacedaemon without a mandate from the state.
• Nearly all of them, owing to the proximity of their city, had, in fact, betaken themselves home.
• Young Woodward, however, followed his brother to the drawing-room, whither he had betaken himself at an early hour after dinner.
• He was sluggish in his habits, unfortunate in his wars, and had betaken himself to cruelty, that men might not despise him for his want of manliness.
• The Greeks pursued them to a village, close by which was a knoll or mound, whither the fugitives had betaken themselves.
• The civil war caused by the Constitution of 1812 in Spain, whither this energetic man had betaken himself, enabled him to murder secretly the real Carlos Herrera from an ambush.
• Foreseeing his disgrace he has betaken himself to Auteuil, in search of consolation from an old friend who quotes Horace and Tibullus to him.
• Nay, he would have betaken him to France, as once he did in time of less danger.
• Every line of every page exhibits to us a man who has betaken himself, once for all, to the use of his eyes.
• Much out of sorts he had betaken himself to his own rooms and the care of the old woman in charge, his only female companion in lieu of wife.
• That part of the building has since been altered, so I have no doubt the confiding pair have betaken themselves to other quarters.
• It will not, I think, be amiss to take notice of some of those countries westward, to which Cadmus is said to have betaken himself.
• And not only colonies from that country, but people from Canaan must have betaken themselves to these parts, as is evident from names of places.
• Those also were recalled by a decree of the senate from Veii, who, from a dislike to building at Rome, had betaken themselves to Veii, and had seized on the vacant houses there.
• During the siege he had betaken himself to the house of a friend in a more secure street, and had hidden in the cellar, where it was impossible to find him.
• She did not shut the door till Sir Respectable had betaken him down again to his own place.
• But on what does this bhava depend? There could not have been a previous existence if people had not betaken themselves to things or works they desired.
• It had now grown late, and the minister, who usually retired early, had already betaken himself to bed.
• They were used to hard knocks, and thought but little of their life, and would have betaken themselves to their bows and bills without hesitation in case of a quarrel.
• They did not visit the hut or the sand whither Guy had betaken himself.
• He found her with Noel on the verandah whither they had just betaken themselves for some air after the heat of the supper-room.

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