Counterfeited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUNTERFEITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COUNTERFEIT, to imitate or feign esp. with intent to deceive
ADJECTIVE:
• pretended; sham
• made in exact imitation of something valuable with the intention to deceive or defraud
• a fraudulent imitation of something else
• pretend to feel or possess (an emotion or quality)
• resemble closely
• imitate fraudulently
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• made in imitation of something else with intent to deceiv; forged

Words related to COUNTERFEITED

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How to use COUNTERFEITED in a sentence

• Such was their skill in the manufacture of glass that they counterfeited precious stones with a success unknown to the moderns.
• We read of a counterfeited emerald six feet in length.
• Counterfeited necklaces were sold at Thebes which deceived strangers.
• Falstaff knew that, and, like the Magpie Moth, wisely counterfeited death to avoid the irretrievable step of dying.
• Then the Majorcans, to keep what had happened quiet, counterfeited a new statue that looked just like the first.
• To apply the slate to the ear of any other would disclose the way in which the sound of the writing is counterfeited.
• I pray you tell your brother how well I counterfeited.
• Read it now in the light of these other revelations and see if it does not too plainly convict itself of having been counterfeited to Joseph by an evil spirit.
• He therefore returns every day to the charge with increase of courage, though not of strength, and practises all the tricks by which wit is counterfeited.
• These signs, like paper money, may be counterfeited or stolen, but that which they represent, namely, knowledge and virtue, cannot be counterfeited or stolen.
• Every thing really valuable is sure to be counterfeited.
• Goodness, benevolence, charity, were counterfeited most adroitly, until even Ellen began to think she had done him injustice by her suspicions.
• Writings, say they, may be altered or counterfeited, but the memory of what is transacted and concluded in the presence of a thousand witnesses must remain sacred.
• The fact that phenomena can be counterfeited is no reason for concluding they do not exist.
• And he lay down wretchedly by the roadside, and counterfeited anguish, while the fresh troops marched by to the battle.
• He runs, with all this noise, round the house, which all the company quit in a counterfeited fright, and the door is then shut.
• He was sober and repentant when he had ascended the long stairs, though he counterfeited profound drunkenness when he stood before her.
• No longer is she gratified with the tear of counterfeited passion, the sigh of dissembled rapture, or the language of premeditated adoration.
• She had visions, and these visions were neither feigned nor counterfeited.
• Robber-chieftains and knighted free-booters carried on their guerilla raids backward and forward, under the counterfeited banner of patriotism.
• These are the positions which try the daring and skill, the usefulness and value of men, furnishing a criterion which cannot be counterfeited between reality and resemblance.
• The artist had counterfeited the plains successfully.
• And if they could not be found, they might be counterfeited.

Similar words containing UNTERFEIT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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