Chosen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHOSEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHOOSE, to select by preference
PREPOSITION:
• Selected from a number; picked out; choice.
NOUN:
• One who, or that which is the object of choice or special favor.
• one who is the object of choice; who is given preference
• the name for Korea as a Japanese province (1910-1945)
• an exclusive group of people
ADJECTIVE:
• having been selected as the best or most appropriate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take by preference
• past participle of choose

Words related to CHOSEN

choose11 chooses12 choosing14 chose10 chuse10

Words that contain CHOSEN

rechosen13 unchosen13 mischosen16 prechosen16 forechosen18

How to use CHOSEN in a sentence

• The spot has been chosen by the King with the utmost care, for it is his last throw.
• The chosen man departed without saying farewell to any one.
• The soft lights upon the table were such as a woman, mindful of her complexion, might have chosen.
• Courses such as the Lauberhorn at Wengen, which is an unbroken descent of 1,500 feet that a good runner could take straight, should not be chosen.
• The Council chosen by the Ufa Assembly had tried to work together for this purpose, but had failed.
• In 1841, he was chosen high sheriff of Somerset County.
• That at such a crisis these gentlemen should have chosen to come to Paris and remain there showed that for an ambassador tact is not absolutely necessary.
• No man can reckon, nor can any tongue tell, what hath befallen Thy chosen ones during all this time.
• A company of Our chosen angels shall go forth with them, as bidden by Him Who is the Almighty, the All-Wise.
• Four new representatives were to be chosen at the August election of 1834, and near the end of April Lincoln published his announcement that he would again be a candidate.
• Lee, familiar with his ground, had chosen his position with consummate skill.
• From accident and intrigue he was chosen by the town of Cambridge member of the long parliament.
• You have chosen me from a low estate to be your queen and companion, far beyond my desert or desire.
• But the people respected them, and chose them because they deemed them worthy, and the persons so chosen endeavored to deserve the public confidence.
• Had he chosen to let his wrist tremble at the critical second, revenge would easily have been his.
• In 1840 the entire board was rejected, and a board composed of school teachers and non- professional men was chosen.
• Monopolies, under the name of patents, have been devised to assist and reward those who have chosen the line of pecuniary profit.
• A small and chosen party is made up, behind the footlights, to see a thousand people, given helpless into the hands of destiny and subject to averages, so express themselves.
• In the revelation of the prosperous life of these alien peoples the chosen race saw herself but one member of the great world family.
• God has not broken his promise to his chosen people.
• He had traversed many miles when he became aware that his feet had chosen familiar streets.
• Lucille gives her ripening experience to her chosen work, to which she was too devoted to resign.
• It was not a situation that I would have chosen, but there was nothing else to do.
• The man, of all the earth, I would have chosen for her.
• Morley, or any statesman appointed by the Imperial Parliament, is likely to act with more fairness than at the present moment would any Executive chosen by any Irish Parliament.
• Then he received the partner whom he had chosen, and who brought him her portion in flocks.

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