Engrossed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGROSSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• absorb all the attention or interest of
• gain or keep exclusive possession of
• produce (a legal document, especially a deed or statute) in its final form
ADJECTIVE:
• giving or marked by complete attention to
• written formally in a large clear script, as a deed or other legal document
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to occupy completely

Words related to ENGROSSED

absorbed13 engross8 engrosses10 engrossing12

Words that contain ENGROSSED

engrossedly16

How to use ENGROSSED in a sentence

• On returning however to London, the subject of it almost wholly engrossed my thoughts.
• In history, both Guizot and Thiers had already become distinguished before they were engrossed in politics.
• But as one object had engrossed the attention of all, they were willing to see the election he would make, though every one feared to lose the partner he had destined for himself.
• But the impression made by the reader was all that she could have wished, and the gathering was presently engrossed with refreshments.
• If no amendment be proposed the question is, shall the joint resolution be engrossed for a third reading? Mr.
• They are engrossed with the serious cares of life, or busy with its various occupations.
• Its attention was engrossed by image-worship, transubstantiation, the merits of the saints, miracles, shrine-cures.
• But Cuthbert stepped eagerly into the breach, and the two men became engrossed in talk.
• What was three miles to us? We were deeply engrossed when there came a terrific crash.
• Huldbrand was too much engrossed by the expression of her words to attend to their apparent meaning, and he only replied to the former.
• They were wholly engrossed with the terrible catastrophe that had befallen the famous adventurers.
• To be sure he had become more engrossed in plans for future operations.
• Regarding him in this view, it was melancholy to see him so utterly engrossed in his pursuits and plans.
• That ceremony over, more mundane considerations engrossed her mind.
• The history of England is disgraced by the violent conduct of two turbulent factions, which, in their turn, engrossed the administration and legislative power.
• June 18th, the commission for the colledge sent to London to be engrossed in the Duchy office.
• He seemed wholly engrossed upon the various clauses in the deed.
• I have, however, been much engrossed with county business during the last fortnight, and must therefore reserve my account of these matters till another opportunity.
• This happy couple, however, were too much engrossed with their own society to require amusement from any other sources than themselves.
• I was now resting myself at the foot of one, and deeply engrossed in the desultory wanderings of a beetle on the ground, between my feet.
• Conjectures as to what society would get the most prominent members of the junior class had engrossed a good deal of thought for several weeks.
• One wished him to talk with his wife, who was so much engrossed with spiritual things, that she thought it sinful to attend to temporal concerns.
• A chosen man has a visible trust from God, as plainly as if the commission were engrossed by the notary.
• They expected to hear some mention made of D’Artagnan or of Porthos, but every one was engrossed by articles and reforms.
• But during the winter my attention was much engrossed with affairs of the heart, for I was in love three times.
• The present facts, as they had succeeded one after another had engrossed their minds.
• Hamilton looked with no small anxiety, for the emotion she perceived, appeared to confirm the idea that it was indeed Arthur Myrvin who had engrossed the affections of her niece.
• But my time has been much engrossed of late, and my mind much more so.
• In a word I feel as if you were not engrossed by your subject, but were sufficiently aloof from it to contemplate it as a spectator, which is an error in art.
• Lapham could escape without telling anything of Penelope, she could not escape seeing how wholly Irene was engrossed with hopes now turned so vain and impossible.
• Weston, who had been almost wholly engrossed by her attentions to him, was able to turn away and welcome her dear Emma.
• The general, engrossed as he was with his business of state and threatening war, put all his duties aside and at once went to the house of Cleomenes.
• The minstrel engrossed her attention, absorbing her whole thoughts, it might seem, with the display of his cunning.
• Two of the peasants loitered considerably behind the rest, seemingly engrossed by a conversation too interesting or too important for the ears of their companions.
• They were engrossed in big projects, and they were doing necessary work in the development of the country.

Similar words containing GROSS without suffix ed and without prefix en

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