Deprecated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPRECATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPRECATE, to regret deeply; to express disapproval of
• (chiefly of a software feature) be usable but regarded as obsolete and best avoided, typically because it has been superseded
• express disapproval of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a archaic; to pray against (as an evil); to seek to avert

Words related to DEPRECATED

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How to use DEPRECATED in a sentence

• He deprecated delay in this business, as well for the sake of planters as of the slaves.
• Hamilton deprecated the subdivision of this great and important question, which the house had reserved for another session.
• Windham deprecated not only the Slave Trade, but slavery also.
• He deprecated a resort to arms, and desired a reconciliation with England, but was ready to abandon his luxurious life, and buckle on his sword in defence of American liberties.
• Their methods of enforcing their demands too were to be deprecated.
• He deprecated the idea of force, and said any show of it by the Government would instantly make Mississippi a unit in favor of disunion.
• At least they appear to have greatly chagrined Cromwell, although he spoke of them in a very disparaging way, and deprecated their fighting qualities.
• I might err in points of faith, and I should not deem my mistakes less to be deprecated because they were expressed in metre.
• Shelley was one of those who most earnestly deprecated punishment by death.
• In its beginnings, it was essentially an agitation which originated within the National Church, and one in which the very thought of secession was vehemently deprecated.
• The servants considered her a sort of witch, and deprecated her displeasure.
• Collaboration for some reason unknown to me is deprecated.
• Both parties deprecated war, but one of them would make war rather than let the nation survive, and the other would accept war rather than let it perish, and the war came.
• Some who were in sympathy with them deprecated their removal from Diarbekir, as the withdrawal from that place of the little light which had begun to shine.
• Robinson, president of the board of trade, in reply, deprecated the motion as tending to excite hopes which could not be realized.
• Ministers deprecated the motion as tending to embarrass the administration, and defeat the very end for which it was proposed.
• Lord John Russell deprecated the language used by Messrs.
• Sir Robert Peel deprecated this mode of conducting the debate.
• Some step would now be taken to prevent that meeting which she had so deprecated, and it would be taken without any great violation of confidence on her part.
• He deprecated the delay of twelve months, and still hoped to be able to induce her to be more lenient to him.
• The Bishop deprecated their entrance into active, personal politics.
• Although the Chairman had deprecated cheering, the audience broke into loud applause as the Vicar resumed his seat.
• At the outset he deprecated secession, and prophesied a devastating war as the result.
• And now I was actually proposing, myself, to practice that which I had so strongly deprecated.
• We deprecated mob-violence, and disliked the summary proceedings of Judge Lynch.
• On the latter subject, Lafayette spoke with a reserve that was unusual on subjects connected with America, though he strongly deprecated the existence of the controversy.
• Johnson deprecated the calling of Arkansas troops eastward.
• He deprecated the plundering that would bring its own retribution and begged the red men to be patient and to keep themselves true to the noble cause they had espoused.
• Service outside was to be deprecated, first, last, and always.
• The making of records upon loose paper is a practice to be deprecated, as is also that of copying original entries into a second notebook.
• He deprecated delay in this business, as well for the sake of the planters as of the slaves.
• Both parties, however, modified their views somewhat after the whirlwind of excitement had swept by, and both deprecated the extreme violence of their former actions.

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