Captured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPTURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CAPTURE, to take by force or cunning
• (in chess and other board games) make a move that secures the removal of (an opposing piece) from the board
• (of a star, planet, or other celestial body) bring (a less massive body) permanently within its gravitational influence
• record accurately in words or pictures
• cause (data) to be stored in a computer
• absorb (an atomic or subatomic particle)
• (of a stream) divert the upper course of (another stream) by encroaching on its catchment area.
• take into one's possession or control by force
NOUN:
• the action of capturing or of being captured
• a person or thing that has been captured

Words related to CAPTURED

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How to use CAPTURED in a sentence

• We have had a long journey to-day, but have no reason to complain, for we have captured a famous prize.
• After that, he returned to Kabul with his army, and encountered the king, captured the cruel wretch, and carried him to Sistan, where he was put to death.
• More than eight thousand were slain, not much less than a thousand captured, with fifty-eight military standards.
• A rapid advance was then made on Calcutta, which was captured with hardly any resistance.
• Still there were no evidences of the captured girl.
• Hodson was condemned by parliament and public opinion, while the bloodthirsty old assassin he had captured was treated as gently and as generously as if he had been a saint.
• You must wait for the darkness of the night or you will for a certainty be captured.
• He was wounded and captured, then sent to hospital, and subsequently taken into service.
• One, under Richard Montgomery, went down Lake Champlain, and captured Montreal.
• Out of two hundred and seventy-six men captured in the two ships, fifty-two were executed, all of them Englishmen.
• On the 7th of September Egra was captured, and the queen was placed in possession of all her hereditary domains.
• When, as sometimes happens, he does break through, there is great scattering before him, and closing in behind him, until he is again captured.
• In the Boer camp behind Pepworth Hill he had seen the men being taught bayonet exercise with our Lee-Metfords, captured at Dundee.
• Their losses amounted to about 700, captured, wounded and killed.
• These two brave young men were the means of saving Wessels and myself either from being captured or shot.
• He was captured, though as a civilian, during the Civil War and spent one or two years in a southern prison.
• I was taken to the principal house, which seemed to belong to the people who had captured me.
• The animal had wandered off, and whoever captured it apparently kept quiet.
• Before winter set in the Russians captured several places on the shores of the Black Sea, and others on the Dniester and the Danube.
• In expeditions of this kind, they captured three young monkeys and a couple of parrots, who were soon trained pets on the Cayosa, furnishing all hands with amusement.
• Harry Blake, who had an eccentric passion for carving his name on everything, never let a captured turtle slip through his fingers without leaving his mark engraved on its shell.
• After he had been trapped and captured, the king had great difficulty in bringing him to trial, as the Chief Justice, Gascoyne, refused to try him.
• Lee effected his crossing in safety, only a few hundred men of his rear-guard being captured on the left bank of the Potomac.
• Troops were being rushed to the French and Russian borders, and they realized it was practically impossible for them to journey in those directions without being captured.
• Bromley tried to escape again, but was captured, and is now at a camp called Soltau.
• If more than half the Indians were captured before the expiration of an hour from the first departure of the Indians, then the whites won.
• The repatries are the French civilians who were captured by the Germans in their advance and have since been sent back.
• Many made the mistake of turning to fight back and were overwhelmed and killed or captured.
• The Regency of Albany, uncle of the captured James, lasted for fourteen years, ending with his death in 1420.

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