Conspired is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSPIRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONSPIRE, to plot together
• make secret plans jointly to commit an unlawful or harmful act
• (of events or circumstances) seem to be working together to bring about a particular negative result
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plan secretly with another

Words related to CONSPIRED

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How to use CONSPIRED in a sentence

• No SMITH should, with his consent, be permitted to participate in the conduct of a Government which so many SMITHS had conspired to overthrow.
• But these were so much resented by the ungrateful prince, that he conspired against the life of his protector, and treacherously murdered him.
• The hour, the calm beauty of the season, the occasion, all conspired to fill the spectators with solemn awe.
• They happened to be alone that afternoon in his great bare studio, where no soft background or dim lights conspired to hide her dejection.
• We were, however, too eager to pursue our voyage to suffer anything we left behind us to interrupt our happiness, which, indeed, many agreeable circumstances conspired to advance.
• We have conspired against the head of the state, which is Mazarin.
• It seemed to me that, when serious business was on hand, every one conspired to treat me as a baby.
• One Hugh a Norman borne, whome queene Emma had placed in those parties as gouernour or shirife there, conspired with the Danes, so that all the countrie was ouerrun and wasted.
• When we had passed a great part of our journey, before the rising of the Sun, we came into a wild desart, where they conspired together to slay me.
• In many sections, particularly in New England, the climate, the stony soil, the hills, and the narrow valleys conspired to keep the farms within a moderate compass.
• All the surroundings conspired to throw round it a halo of heavenly mystery.
• The whole people would not go into revolt because some one had conspired against one of their number.
• On this Hou-Ching conspired with an adopted son of Wu-Ti, who had been set aside as heir to the throne and invested Nanking.
• Race and climate and the sequence of history have all conspired to produce this temper.
• Such a tree seemed congenial to the walls that supported it, and conspired with the antique fashion of the place to carry imagination back to the days of our ancestors.
• He had, in fact, conspired with Pope to attract the public by the use of the most popular name, and could not even claim his own afterwards.
• Everything conspired to keep that imagination alive and powerful within her.
• The fellow had played upon her sympathy, her pity, and circumstances had conspired to cause her to believe I was his murderer.
• A star has shone across my mediocre path which now an envious cloud has conspired to obscure.
• Grey had conspired together to rob him of his inheritance and good name.
• If God had seen it fit to have satisfied our desires we should have had them, and everything would not have conspired thus to have crossed them.
• He ruled for fourteen years, 1345-1359, not, however, without mishap, for his brothers conspired against him and flung him into prison at Cervia.
• So circumstances, his own nature, and his own faults conspired to keep him from prosperity.
• They are all conspired together that I should stay here.
• How Miss Nancy and the preacher conspired together, and how they managed to bring Mrs.
• Everything conspired to get them to write what their audience would like, without considering too closely whether this was the best they were capable of producing.
• He resolved, however, to make an example of those who had conspired against him, which should warn loudly against the renewal of similar attempts.

Similar words containing NSPIR without suffix ed and without prefix co

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