Demurred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMURRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEMUR, to object
• raise objections or show reluctance
• put forward a demurrer.
NOUN:
• the action of objecting to or hesitating over something

Words related to DEMURRED

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How to use DEMURRED in a sentence

• They demurred at the fact that they were asked to perform equally as well as the players of the clubs in the larger cities at smaller salaries.
• When the Brahman finally accosted them, they first demurred and then, as though still reluctant, consented to hire their boat.
• The young man demurred an instant, and then, laughing, ran into the stable to find a halter.
• Phil had demurred, but had been quietly overruled and had acquiesced perforce.
• The college porters, indeed, pressed him to wait, and demurred to opening even the wicket.
• When Katie demurred that she would have been less outrageous had she had the slightest notion Mrs.
• Syfrid demurred, dreading to fulfill the condition, but by sharp menaces Toste induced him to promise what he asked.
• March has demurred upon it, but seems not determined for particular reasons.
• To this Retief demurred, whereon the messengers appealed to me, whom they had recognised, asking if that were not the custom of their country.
• The farmer demurred at this, saying that his clothes were not in a fit state to visit anywhere.
• The next year Massachusetts submitted a plan of union, but Connecticut demurred because it permitted a mere majority of the federal commissioners to decide questions.
• He demurred a little at accepting her assistance in the kitchen, but finally yielded, for she would not be refused.
• The Professor demurred at first, but said finally that her excuse was a good one.
• But Dick demurred and at last it was decided to try getting to the house by journeying from one island to the next.
• Lynch demurred at this, for already she had been looking forward to telling Dale about Robin and her plans.
• Her grandmother agreed that more schooling would not hurt Milly, but demurred at the expense.
• The common council were so incensed, that they demurred about voting an address of congratulation on the birth of the Princess Elizabeth, which happened about this time.
• At first Wallace demurred, for he could not bear the thought of leaving his mother, and at that time they could not both afford to make the change.
• Grey demurred, saying that he should himself seek assistance from some magistrate.
• George Clark demurred to this, on the ground that such a mounting as was necessary for this purpose could not possibly cost so much money.
• The senate, together with Marius himself, for a time demurred from taking the oath.
• Only Haught demurred a little at additional and unreasonable expense for me.
• Lincoln demurred, and would agree only to let go 13,000, whom Hooker took with him to Chattanooga.
• Douglas at first demurred, but presently saw the force of this advice.
• She had demurred at first, but he gave no heed to her slight resistance, and finally her head rested against his shoulder.
• But in England, Sir John Pakington demurred to this, and decided that they should be nominated for life by the Crown.
• Casey demurred, although he could not deny the necessity for repairs.
• As she demurred, he kept her a close prisoner, and set her free only when she pretended to agree with his wishes, and asked permission to go to London to buy wedding finery.
• Charnock demurred at first, and wanted to saddle Cecil with her old governess as a companion, but when he found that Mrs.
• The clergyman demurred for some time, under the impression of his mind being incapable of a right and due understanding of the sacred ordinance.
• Walter Clifford had insisted on a higher rent at the conclusion of the term, but the tenant had demurred.
• Bertie demurred at first, but his mood soon changed, and he became pliant and sullen.
• When rumor passed into fact, and Douglas was nominated by the Governor, even Democrats demurred.
• As regards the household, for instance, Fonseca demurred to the number of footmen which the admiral proposed for his domestic establishment.

Similar words containing MURR without suffix ed and without prefix de

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