Dissented is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISSENTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISSENT, to disagree
• hold or express opinions that are at variance with those commonly or officially held
• disagree with the doctrine of an established or orthodox Church.
NOUN:
• the holding or expression of opinions at variance with those commonly or officially held
• refusal to accept the doctrines of an established or orthodox Church; nonconformity
• a statement by a judge giving reasons as to why he or she disagrees with a decision made by the other judges in a court case
• (in sport) the offence of expressing disagreement with the referee's decision

Words related to DISSENTED

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How to use DISSENTED in a sentence

• He therefore energetically dissented from the proposed measure, and William immediately desisted from his demand.
• Every man in this country who has not dissented belongs to the Church of England.
• From this last opinion, however, Bridget dissented.
• He dissented heartily from the intolerance of the people of Massachusetts, and, though a minister of the Salem church, insisted 1.
• The fact that four of the nine judges dissented from this decision was also an index to the diversity of opinion that divided both parties.
• With these assistants she was on perfect terms, and the maids conversed with her and dissented from her opinions on the happiest terms of equality.
• All who dissented from his teaching were promptly attacked by him, and that, in violent and scurrilous language.
• The point immediately at issue was whether those who dissented from the State prayers could join with propriety in the public services.
• However, I cannot now make leisure to write about this, but while I read it I scored the passage as one from which I dissented.
• Among the persons whose advice was sought on this point, I was the only one who dissented from the arrangement proposed.
• Dickenson, refused to sign the paper, and it is well known that there were many among the American people, and men of great influence and talent, who dissented from the act.
• Those who dissented from the resolutions consisted chiefly of the Irish members, and, singular enough, their opposition was chiefly confined to the last resolution.
• I dissented from the Committee, of which I was a member, and I exerted myself with all my might to secure his confirmation, and was successful.
• So far as I know, no Republican has dissented from it.
• But Judge Thomas dissented from the judgments of his court on several very important occasions.
• Foot dissented on the same point, to the same extent, and for the same reason, for which he had dissented from the second.
• He found that from the thing which he was prepared to admit in the general, he dissented fiercely and instinctively in the particular.
• True, there was a large minority who dissented from this action, but there was division enough, without my furnishing a cause for contention.
• Chaubal signed the Report, but dissented from some of its most important recommendations.
• No one dissented from this construction, and I understood them all to acquiesce in its correctness.
• Some few authors, whose theories the Portuguese have shown by experience to be correct, dissented from this view.
• He took part in the famous Dred Scott case, in which he dissented from Taney, maintaining that slavery had its origin merely in power and was against right.
• Pelham dissented from none of their conclusions, and was as generous in his praise of the deliverer as the occasion required.
• The lecture itself, as an intellectual effort, was satisfactory as well to those who dissented as to those who sympathized with its positions and arguments.
• Sir Wilfrid misjudged, all through the piece, the temper and purpose of the Liberals who dissented from his policy.

Similar words containing SENT without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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