Comprised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPRISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPRISE, to include or contain, also COMPRIZE
• consist of; be made up of
• make up or constitute (a whole)

Words related to COMPRISED

comprise14 comprises15 comprising17

How to use COMPRISED in a sentence

• The circuit of that fortification, which was commenced by the Romans, comprised eleven miles.
• The latter portion comprised nearly the whole of the Netherlands, which thus became governed by a lieutenant of the emperors.
• The population of the country comprised a most curious medley.
• This comprised all the front on the-eastern side of the gateway, and most of the wing, in the same half, extending back to the cliff.
• The first, and smallest, comprised probably thirty millions.
• The striking incidents of your history, replete with instruction and furnishing abundant grounds for hopeful confidence, are comprised in a period comparatively brief.
• The four companies which the battalion comprised selected for their commander an officer from the regular army, Captain Bee, of the Tenth Infantry.
• A chair and a water-basin on a block comprised its furniture.
• The articles brought up on the plain, at this first trip, comprised all that was necessary to prepare and to partake of a breakfast in comfort.
• They comprised certainly the Chionites and Gelani, probably the Euseni and the Vertse.
• The other group, equally, if less openly, active, comprised the sheriff and three of his men.
• The fourth and most numerous class comprised all those who did not possess land yielding a produce equal to two hundred medimni.
• Comprised in it were about two thousand men, some mounted, others on foot.
• The right flank comprised a chain of posts, behind which were a force of cavalry.
• Their groups comprised almost all the manual workers in the country, necessarily scattered, confused, broken up, and divided, but formidable.
• A description of all the incidents which this second visit comprised would extend our story to an undue length.
• The rooms were spacious and elegant, and comprised one large apartment perfectly adapted for musical or theatrical entertainments.
• What are the principles of song construction? They are all comprised in the law of fitness.
• Thus it was tribal in that it comprised every Frenchman within its scope, and feudal in that it formed the caste distinctions, noble, clergy, people.
• Our dry provisions comprised one ton of flour, ninety pounds of tea, and six hundred pounds of sugar.
• The United Colonies of New England, comprised Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, Connecticut and New Haven.
• All that is necessary to add to the history of these unhappy women, will be comprised in a very little compass.
• Besides, who knows but Van Buren is of the blood of the great Julius himself? That great man conquered all Gaul and Helvetia, which in those days comprised Holland.
• And many a tenement is there which shall have 10 or 12 households comprised in it.
• As a Territory, Mississippi extended to and comprised all the territory east to the Alabama River or to the Georgia line.
• This kingdom was nearly overthrown by the rebellion of the Barotse, and in 1875 the Barotse kingdom comprised a large territory.

Similar words containing MPRIS without suffix ed and without prefix co

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