Expended is valid Scrabble Word

Is expended a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for EXPENDED in dictionary:

VERB:

EXPEND, to consume in any way
spend or use up (a resource such as money or energy)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to use up

Words related to EXPENDED

expend16 expending20 expends17

Words that contain EXPENDED

unexpended21

How to use EXPENDED in a sentence

When Froebel wrote in 1826, there had been but little thought expended on the subject of play, and probably none on human instincts, which were supposed to be nonexistent.
Most of the amount raised was used for loans to the Allies, to be expended in the United States for war munitions and supplies.
After that the port was served out twice a day, till all was expended.
The public money expended on such places, and the public property deposited in them, requires that they should be exempt from the authority of the particular State.
Having expended his treasure in such purchases as he knew would be most acceptable at home, not forgetting some seed for the bird, he hastened back as fast as he could.
In the defense of their national life they had expended in less than five years more than four thousand million dollars.
But the French were on the alert to resist them, and the whole summer was again expended in fruitless battles.
But ambitious royalists might have thought their money well expended in removing the son of the murdered king from the scene.
His immense income he had expended in useful works, liberal hospitality, and charity.
It furnishes the necessary energy, but does not map out the path along which this energy is to be expended.

In the meantime, she expended the whole of four dollars on a pair of buckskin outing boots and eight dollars on a little corduroy hunting coat and skirt.
Herod the Great expended vast sums on architectural improvements.
In mental, as well as in physical science, it seems to be a law that force cannot be expended in one direction without some corresponding relaxation of it in another.
The ammunition expended by the two squadrons engaged in an incessant advance for one hour and fifteen minutes averaged less than ten rounds per man.
Almost every dollar of his fortune had been expended upon his great gift to the working men and women of New York.
Buckingham Palace seemed the only place upon which no extra care was expended.
Napoleon had expended in vain upon the stubborn British lines his infantry, his cavalry, and his artillery.
He feared that the money would not be fairly expended, as between the two races, and that it would be made a large corruption fund for political purposes.
He expended a vast amount of strength, which was exactly what Merry wanted.
Too much sentiment is wasted in this world and too much effort expended in trying to make all people happy in some one way.
Cliff must consider the money he sent her as income to be expended, not as principal to be put away or invested.
As to the text, the industry, care, research, and observation expended shew that it has been a labour of love.
On Saturday the 26th, the rice being expended, the convicts received three pounds of flour, and the civil and military one pound of flour in addition to the former allowance.
I recommend an immediate appropriation of the sum required for the purpose, to be expended under the direction of the Mississippi River Commission.
For some years every dollar that the Herald made was expended in news, and, to this hour, no other journal equals it in daily expenditure for intelligence.
There she would be sold, her crew making their way home in other ships, and her purchase money expended in articles needed in the colonies.
Ambitious of making Kief the rival of Constantinople, he expended large sums in its decoration.
In doing this they expended their substance to make conquests, not for themselves, but for their masters, who in return, treated them as slaves.
Dickens, George Eliot, Thackeray made occasional incursions on historic ground, but still their chief work was expended upon the novel of life and manners.

Similar words containing PEND without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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