Decried is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECRIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DECRY, to denounce
• publicly denounce
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of decry

Words related to DECRIED

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How to use DECRIED in a sentence

• But he has been sometimes decried on the ground that he only demolished and made no effort to build up where he had pulled down.
• They have decried all free government as inconsistent with the order of society, and have indulged themselves in malicious exultation over its friends and partisans.
• He was decried as a man who did not know what he would be doing, and many withdrew from him their friendship and respect in consequence.
• If there are cases in this enlightened period when it is violated, then are none when it is decried.
• They expected at the same time that they decried Robespierre, to retain all the power he possessed.
• Egg beat down her sobs with both hands and decried the radio service that could turn Sunday into Tuesday.
• His works, which were published in England, were little read, and universally decried.
• Yet the popular admiration for his art is based on a I misapprehension almost as profound as that of those contemporaries who decried and opposed him.
• The morals of weavers were horribly decried in Greece.
• At the same time while he decried and resented their outspoken valuation of material considerations he found himself constantly subject to those material factors of daily living.
• The crime, for which it suffered, was that which is objected against the satires of Juvenal, and the epigrams of Catullus, that it expressed too much of the vice which it decried.
• We see the successful sneered at, decried, insulted, even when success is deserved.
• Abu Nuwas took lessons from Abu Obaida, praised him highly, and decried Al-Asmai, whom he detested.
• Any attempt to call attention to true principles is mocked at, decried, stigmatized, and, if possible, extinguished.
• Petersburg, though sometimes decried as a city of shams, is certainly not surpassed in the way of show by any capital in Europe.
• It was this cry of desolation, this open profession of melancholy, which at first excited the interest of contemporaries, and has since been decried as morbid and unreal.
• It was more confidently decried than his present irrigation system.
• Vainly decried by a later age of shallower perception, it achieved this Promethean stroke by the very magic of the design.
• From a habit we have contracted in this world of not calling things by their right names, it has been decried as a vice, whereas it ought to have been classed as a virtue.
• Time was, my lord, when I, who am now a poor infirm woman, decried as a witch, despised of men, was a fair and joyous young maid.
• A somewhat lengthy experience had shown me that the cause I sympathised with always failed and that the one which I decried was certain to be triumphant.
• Washington, in his day, was decried as an idealist.
• If there are cases in this enlightened period when it is violated, there are none when it is decried.

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