Environed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENVIRONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENVIRON, to envelop, enclose
• surround; enclose
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to encircle

Words related to ENVIRONED

environ10 environing14 environs11

How to use ENVIRONED in a sentence

• Though it was so near the town, the clump of trees in which it was environed was a veritable grove.
• This sea, therefore, is environed on three sides by mountains, but by plain ground on the north.
• It was so environed with lakes and rivers, that ships came continually with plenty of provisions and it was only accessible from the north.
• So they sat down before the town, not now against the gates only, but environed it round on every side.
• He always appeared to her environed with a resplendent light, but his malicious and cruel enemies were under the most horrible and disgusting forms imaginable.
• Here too he was closely invested, but was rescued from the troops which environed him by the arrival of his brother.
• It is environed by a large circular basin or lake lined with stone and planted with orange trees on the whole circumference.
• The destroyer had not passed Ludgate or Newgate, but environed the walls like a besieging enemy.
• Certain of her sailing qualities, and confident of his own skill, this gallant seaman was perfectly indifferent to the circumstance that he was environed by powerful enemies.
• Thus were we environed with fifty or sixty well armed and exasperated savages.
• To fully understand our situation one has but to imagine oneself in a strange land, far from human aid, save from those environed as ourselves.
• Here the Rancocus had, unknown to her officers, first run into the midst of these shoals, by which she had ever since been environed.
• The cavalry charge was received by the Persians without flinching, but presently finding themselves environed by the full tide of war they swerved.
• Vaieri was environed by all the plants of this clime.
• The hills that environed her were snowy with Cherokee roses and odorous with jasmine and honeysuckle.
• In the cool of the evening the superior took me to a spring of clear delicious water, gushing from rocks environed with trees.
• It is impossible for you to conceive how difficult it is to know the truth relative to him, he is environed in such an atmosphere of lies.
• Students are not environed with such obstacles as were encountered in the beginning of pioneer work.
• One side of it lay near the termination of a long gradually expanding gorge, which mounted to the heights that environed the vale.
• The cemetery a large plain environed with trees and lined with canals lay on the western side of the lake, and was named Elisout, or rest.
• Yet here was proof positive that the terror which environed her was real.
• The first intimation of this fact was revealed by the pungent fumes which environed them.
• Meanwhile the splendor of the nobility with which the king was environed much eclipsed the appearance at Westminster.
• He began at last to see the magnitude of the war he had provoked, and the perils with which his empire were environed.
• Darkness hath environed all the inhabitants of the globe, but thou hast found guidance.
• Aristotle termed the earth the fruitful mother, environed on all sides by the air.
• Even then, the ingenuity of rooks may have occurred to him as not a whit less wonderful than the proud glories of art with which he has been environed.
• Here then were near two hundred acres, environed by the Rhine, prettily disposed in wood and meadow, absolutely at our mercy.
• This fort, like the former, was environed with thick jungle, and great difficulty had been experienced in entering it.
• The child has been environed with all that is pure and good, and will come to thee with the sweet incense of the cloister clinging about her.
• The park that formerly environed the abbey retains its character, though abandoned to utter neglect.
• In fact we were often greatly at a loss to protect ourselves, and were daily reduced to pray to God for deliverance from the many perils which environed us on every side.
• The wind was insufficient to pass the gorge, and, environed by the land, with a tide that grew stronger at each moment, he saw that delay would be destruction.
• Even Ludlow cast an uneasy look at the heavens, when they came upon his ear, as if they conveyed a secret notice of the whole extremity of the danger by which they were environed.
• I have been environed not only with flowers, colored lights, and sweet music, but also with the harmless platitudes of speech.
• It ought to be environed with dignity, authority, and consideration, and it ought to lead to glory.
• When the fog cleared they found themselves amidst the East End slums, environed by all that was villainous.

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