Endeared is valid Scrabble Word

Is endeared a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is endeared valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for ENDEARED in dictionary:

VERB:

ENDEAR, to make beloved
cause to be loved or liked

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to make dear or beloved

Words related to ENDEARED

endear7 endearing11 endears8

Words that contain ENDEARED

unendeared12

How to use ENDEARED in a sentence

She is not endeared to the heart of the nation she indirectly ruled.
It was sentiment which made her so pre-eminently great, and it was this which really endeared her to Abelard.
Farewells were exchanged, and the bright, kind boy, endeared to us by so many acts of love, vanished from our sight.
Moreover, he was about to leave a place endeared to him by a thousand associations.
Her name of infancy, and that by which she was more endeared to her admirer, was Lolotte.
Previously to taking leave of a place that had become endeared to him by so many associations and interests, Mr.
Payson had been an intimate friend of her childhood, and was endeared to her by uncommon loveliness and excellence of character.
She was the centre of a wide family circle, to all of whose members, both young and old, she was greatly endeared by the beauty and excellence of her character.
She was a woman of uncommon excellence, a true Christian lady, and much endeared to a wide circle of friends in New Haven, New York, and elsewhere.
She had that fair, delicate prettiness which invariably appeals to boys, and an open, unaffected manner which endeared her to the girls.

I was endeared to him because I had known his master, Fletcher, and with him, too, had chewed a glass of wine in the patio of the Army and Navy Club in Manila.
Indeed, it is this readiness to answer a personal call for help that has endeared him so to thousands and thousands.
Her insanity has never assumed a violent or unmanageable character, and her sweet and gentle nature has endeared the unhappy lady to all her attendants.
Their connection with the living has endeared them to our memories more than their relations to the dead.
They have endeared themselves to the hearts of the folks at home and they have earned the lasting gratitude of all of us.
Perhaps the labor and time which this story has cost me have especially endeared it to my sympathies, now that I have succeeded in completing it.
Ah, I can at this moment think of spots, by the burnside and the braeside, endeared to my heart by a thousand tender associations.
Besides his Indian friends, Kit Carson is surrounded by a host of Mexicans and Americans, to whom he has greatly endeared himself.
In the two years that Virginia had been at the head of the household she had endeared herself to all her dependents.
The mysterious messenger laid the summons of his cold silent hand upon one who had immeasurably endeared himself to all whose good fortune it had been to know him.
The part he played or seemed to play in revolutionary politics endeared him to those who were struggling to be free.
Schiller endeared himself to his land because of his ardent aspirations to political freedom.
Cloud, and listening to the story of my adventures with a generous anxiety which endeared him to me more and more.
Little Phil had a sweet temper, a loving disposition, and endeared himself to all with whom he came in contact.
He was caressed in the country, by all his relations, to whom he endeared himself, by his affable and genteel behaviour.
Charles perceiving he created him a nobleman and by that so endeared him to his intrest that we know he suffered for it.
The services of this little vessel had endeared her, and her officers and people, to this colony.
Though the sweetness of her disposition and the gentleness of her manners had endeared her to all her household, her husband treated her with the most brutal neglect and cruelty.
From this room, one went back into the dining-room, another apartment endeared to me by countless pleasant memories.
Each admiral had behind him a long list of naval achievements, and each to his own nation was greatly endeared.
His talents, his virtues, his learning, and his broad patriotism had very much endeared him to the intelligence of the country.
This clock had been endeared to all the inhabitants of the village by the hallowed associations with which it was identified.

Similar words containing DEAR without suffix ed and without prefix en

dear5 deare6 dearn6 dears6 deary9 deared8 dearer7 deares7 dearie7 dearly10 dearns7 dearth10 endear7 redear7 undear7 dearest8 dearies8 dearing9 dearned9 dearnly11 dearths11 endears8 redears8 sidearm10 dearests9 dearling10 dearness9 dearnful12 dearning10 overdear12 sidearms11 dearlings11 endearing11 sidearmed13 sidearmer12 dearbought17 dearnesses11 endearment13 sidearming14 unendeared12 unindeared12 sidearmers13 endearingly16 endearments14 unendearing13 dearticulate15 dearticulated17 dearticulates16 endearingness15 unendearingly18 dearticulating18 endearingnesses17

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