Dreaded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DREADED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DREAD, to fear greatly
ADJECTIVE:
• regarded with great fear or apprehension
• causing fear or dread or terror

Words related to DREADED

dread7 dreading11 dreads8

Words that contain DREADED

adreaded11 undreaded12 misdreaded15

How to use DREADED in a sentence

• Hill, who dreaded nothing so much as an exposure of that past life of his which he hoped was a secret between his master and himself, kept the appointment.
• He resolved to swallow all pride, and make a last appeal for a loan from some of those he dreaded to meet again.
• THE ARMY OF THE CALLAHAN I The dreaded message had come.
• Poor youth! he left his country and his home, He that was dreaded by his foes was gone.
• This has inured to her benefit and relieved her from a dreaded invasion.
• Sylvia had dreaded the beginning of the winter term and the inevitable sight of Jerry, the enforced crossings of their paths.
• There, O king, Viswakarma of a dreaded name performed religious rites.
• He reached out and satisfied himself by touch that something was not there which he dreaded.
• In Babylonia the return of the spirits of the dead was greatly dreaded.
• Finally came the welcome news that the dreaded Spanish fleet was safely bottled by Admiral Sampson in the narrow harbor of Santiago.
• She almost dreaded to resign it to a publisher, to cast it upon the world.
• When the expedition seemed to be forming, news was received that the dreaded Spanish fleet was being sighted, evidently lying in wait for army transports.
• Here he had a first-rate opportunity to make nearer acquaintance with the dreaded Swedes.
• I no longer feared to awaken to find a knife at my throat, no longer dreaded the darkness as a foe.
• In connection with this, it may be noted as a surprising fact that while poverty has always been dreaded, it has ever been exempt from one term of peculiar wretchedness.
• He fairly hated the sight of the grim rider in front of him, who was taking him he knew not where, and whom he yet dreaded with all his heart.
• They dreaded an abrupt change of measures, which might have rendered useless all the advantages obtained in the course of the war.
• Much dreaded by the merchant sailors navigating the South Atlantic.
• This was the first time the islanders were about to make the acquaintance of the latter, but they judged them more friendly and faithful than the powers which they then dreaded.
• Scarcely any name can be imagined from which less envy or competition is to be dreaded.
• The granite, worn by the water for an infinite time, was very slippery, and falls were to be dreaded.
• She was counted a severe moralist, and her tongue was more dreaded than a bayonet-charge.
• Then he paused in his walk and turned to meet the dreaded foe.
• She dreaded to expose herself to the temptations of the stage.
• The more this young man was superior to others, the more he was to be dreaded if he meant to deceive him.
• Some little time passed, which to the fearful Felix seemed hours, when, whom should he see but the man whom of all the world he dreaded most.

Similar words containing DREAD without suffix ed

dread7 adread8 dreads8 adreads9 dreader9 dreadly12 adreaded11 dreaders10 dreadest10 dreadful13 dreading11 misdread12 adreading12 dreadfuls14 dreadless11 dreadlock17 misdreads13 speedread13 undreaded12 dreadfully18 dreadlocks18 misdreaded15 speedreads14 undreading13 dreadlessly16 dreadlocked20 dreadnaught17 dreadnought17 misdreading16 dreadfulness17 dreadnaughts18 dreadnoughts18 speedreading17 dreadlessness15 dreadfulnesses19 dreadlessnesses17

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