Dilated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DILATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DILATE, to make wider or larger
• make or become wider, larger, or more open
• speak or write at length on (a subject)
ADJECTIVE:
• Expanded; enlarged.
• Widening into a lamina or into lateral winglike appendages.
• Having the margin wide and spreading.

Words related to DILATED

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How to use DILATED in a sentence

• Many questions were put to me, and I dilated upon each in my answers, that I might inform and interest those present as much as I could.
• She stared at the first sheet for a moment with eyes which were almost dilated.
• Naomi was sitting straight, large black eyes dilated, hands gripping the arms of the chair tightly, lips slightly parted.
• Even then, in the confusion and horror of the surprise, he turned to the man, head ringing, eyes dilated.
• Suspicious and anxious they stood, heads up and nostrils dilated, sides heaving.
• He stared at the thorn for a moment with dilated eyes.
• It was dead white, and in its whiteness her blue eyes, dark and dilated, quivered with defiance and a sort of fear.
• Her hands were clasped over her breast and her eyes were dilated as though she had been running.
• The dilated gas had burst its envelope! I closed my eyes.
• His eyes dilated, he himself seemed to have grown in size.
• Bowles dilated like a full moon, his lips parted in a broad smile, and he looked at his wife, and rubbed his hands.
• His eyes dilated and his mouth worked nervously as the pale lips stretched themselves across the yellow teeth.
• Be patient in the time of affliction and trial, endure every difficulty and hardship with a dilated heart, attracted spirit and eloquent tongue in remembrance of the Merciful.
• Whenever one praises them, the heart is dilated and the soul is rejoiced.
• The pupils of their eyes were considerably dilated, and the tongue of each, as well as that of the dog, was forced out between the teeth.
• Then every eye flamed, every lip was touched with a live coal from the sacred altar, every form dilated to the stature of the Golden Age.
• His eyes were dilated, his lips parted, and the color was half-driven from his cheeks, as if by a sudden shock.
• The blood vessels are dilated, and the part in every way gives the indication of a more active life within it.
• At its close, when he dilated upon the disastrous effects of separation, he rose to a strain of impassioned eloquence which had never been surpassed within these walls.
• This was the conviction that flashed upon Jerrie as she stood, with widely dilated eyes and quivering nostrils, staring at the bag, without the power at first to speak or move.

Similar words containing DILAT without suffix ed

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