Chanced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHANCE, to risk
• do something by accident or without intending to
• find or see by accident
• do (something) despite its being dangerous or of uncertain outcome
NOUN:
• a possibility of something happening
• the probability of something desirable happening
• an opportunity to do or achieve something
• the occurrence of events in the absence of any obvious intention or cause
ADJECTIVE:
• fortuitous; accidental

Words related to CHANCED

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How to use CHANCED in a sentence

• I chanced upon her as she was acting as ticket-puncher at the Yarmouth station.
• It chanced that, at this moment, Musgrave had come to a thin place in the thicket, and could plainly see Mr.
• It chanced that their road home led down the high-street.
• And it chanced by the way in the inn, that the LORD met him and would have killed him.
• It chanced on the next day as they came down from the hill, much people came and met him.
• Looking over the Letters that have been sent me, I chanced to find the following one, which I received about two years ago from an ingenious Friend, who was then in Denmark.
• One of these chanced upon a trail, which, after following some distance, was lost in the river.
• Korzh had a daughter, such a beauty as I think you can hardly have chanced to see.
• She had never before chanced to hear Aunt Victoria mention her long-dead husband.
• Owing to the circumstances of the case, only the vaguest account had appeared in the morning papers, and even this, as it chanced, Hewitt had not read.
• Often have I heard that in years gone by things chanced to the sad, which brought their sorrows to an end.
• On this third day it chanced that they lay together in their bed, and it was night.
• I have asked pardon of one or two of the ladies when I have chanced to meet them, but I never could have annoyed Miss Smith, nor will you when you know her.
• AND OTHER RELATIONS-IN-LAW The other day I chanced to be a listener to the conversation of two young married women.
• He was a frank, pleasant-looking gentleman, but far too grand and high for Stephen to address, though he gazed wistfully at him whenever he chanced to meet him on the hills.
• It chanced that there was on the spot some agency which chose to use them, and hence the phenomena.
• As he emerged from the big front yard of his home, he chanced to look toward town, and observed an orange-colored taxicab standing near the first crossing.
• An old man, Professor Dempsey, by name, who had retired to a little log cabin in the woods to recover his health, had chanced to do the girls a very great favor.
• This is how it chanced that Margery, unwilling to set the Wahaskans a bad example, had telegraphed her father to meet her in St.
• Union men who chanced to be at home were warned that any man seen on the street that day was in danger of being killed.
• One day a watering party chanced upon a Spaniard from Potosi fast asleep with thirteen bars of silver by him.
• Lord Brighthelmston went to fetch Patricia, who chanced to be sitting out a dance with Terence.
• That evening Sub-master Luce chanced to take a stroll up Main Street.
• It chanced that Charles owed Penn a large sum of money.
• It chanced that, like many of the poor people in Prussia, she had received a good education.
• All that can be said against it is that it chanced to be carried out a few days too soon.
• Chapter III Not long after Grandfather had told the story of his great chair, there chanced to be a rainy day.

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