Desolated is valid Scrabble Word

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9 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for DESOLATED in dictionary:

VERB:

DESOLATE, to lay waste
make (a place) appear bleakly empty
make (someone) feel utterly wretched and unhappy

ADJECTIVE:

(of a place) uninhabited and giving an impression of bleak emptiness
feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness

Words related to DESOLATED

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How to use DESOLATED in a sentence

A few days ago this had been a happy, thriving home, and now it was absolutely desolated, done away with for ever.
The widow of Robert Burnham sat in the morning-room of her desolated home, talking calmly with her friends.
The sight of their desolated cities cut the soldiers to the quick.
She followed, already desolated at the thought of parting, for the wilderness was very big.
And here too, might we read the sorrowful impress of the famine and illness which desolated the land.
There was very much in his plan to secure the approval of all those enlightened men who were mourning over the incessant and cruel wars with which Europe was ever desolated.
Wide leagues of country were desolated by war, as all over Germany the hostile battalions swept to and fro.
Many a fair province had been desolated of its inhabitants, many a splendid city spoiled of its riches, in order to construct these awful halls.
The pacification arranged in 1218 sat rightly upon him, and he plunged into a war with William Marshal the younger that desolated South Wales for several years.
He made her feared abroad and magnificent at home, but he desolated her, and drained her resources with ambitious wars.

The place might have been desolated by a pestilence, so empty and so lifeless did it now appear.
Marion, who had but sixty men in his band, halted the moment pursuit ceased, sent out scouts for information, and in a very short time was back in the desolated district.
Then they ventured safely to enter a desolated and disheartened country, and to establish themselves in it.
A continued drought in Behar was at this time causing grave fears of a famine, such as from time to time had desolated various parts of India.
A very considerable portion of this country has been desolated by a hail.
Even Hercules could only slay them by stratagem, which he did when he desolated Elis.
She saw only the crude outline of the great log home, which, for her, had been desolated.
But, though outwardly as much grass should grow over her grave as ever can grow in long desolated days and nights, inwardly no grass grows over a real life annihilating grief.
His army brought the plague with it from the East, which now desolated Italy and Rome.
Tacitus foresaw the calamities which long desolated Europe on the fall of the Roman empire, and wrote concerning the future events five hundred years before they happened.
I should be desolated if anything happened to you, my friend, for I could not protect you.
For the most fatal war that ever yet desolated a country.
Believe me I am profoundly desolated by circumstances which I had not expected to find.
I am desolated that my warning should have come too late.
The terrible teacher, EXPERIENCE, writing his lessons on hearts desolated with calamity and wrung by agony, will make them wiser in time.
But I confess I am doubtful of this interpretation, and rather think it refers to the pestilence, which, about 1512, desolated the whole of the north of Italy.
No country has been plundered and desolated as Ireland has been.
By this treaty, the destructive war which had so long desolated that frontier, was ended in a manner acceptable to the United States.
In 1793, the malignant yellow-fever desolated Philadelphia.
The American forces had the pleasure in Porto Rico of moving in a country that had not been desolated as Cuba was.
The woes which desolated his realms, and which he was utterly unable to avert, crushed his spirit and hastened his death.
Famine and pestilence desolated the regions where the Turkish and Russian armies were struggling.
They are swept away, and ruin reigns over this desolated land.

Similar words containing SOLAT without suffix ed and without prefix de

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