Expiated is valid Scrabble Word

Is expiated a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for EXPIATED in dictionary:

VERB:

EXPIATE, to make complete atonement for
make amends or reparation for (guilt or wrongdoing)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to atone for

Words related to EXPIATED

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Words that contain EXPIATED

How to use EXPIATED in a sentence

This idea was that the soul would be lost unless sins were expiated, and expiated by self-inflicted torments on the body.
The other allies of Hannibal also dearly expiated their offence.
The latter came to see her from time to time with the condescension of a powerful relation who is liberal-minded enough to pardon all faults when they have been cruelly expiated.
These prodigies were expiated according to the books.
Fabius crossed the Vulturnus, after having at length expiated the prodigies, and both the consuls prosecuted the war in the neighbourhood of Capua.
After enlisting the city legions and raising troops to make up the numbers of the others, the consuls, before they quitted the city, expiated the prodigies which were reported.
Whatever were her faults, they were indeed bitterly expiated.
But a corporate crime must be expiated by corporate reparation, and it is that reparation which has already waited too long.
Many a year ago, by your kindness to two forlorn children, you expiated that sin, and it is blotted out from your account.
They forget that these men were the authors of the war, and that a few months imprisonment has neither expiated their crimes, nor subdued their ambition.

For, in the hour when Christ expiated guilt, He disarmed death, by securing the resurrection of the just.
Mandeville, when once his eyes were opened, would pursue him with unflagging energy and tireless perseverance, until his crimes were duly expiated to the full extent of the law.
The kindest-hearted, most inoffensive gentleman in Europe had expiated the crimes of his ancestors.
Bruno, coming into violent collision with the prejudices of the century, expiated his antagonism by a cruel death.
His offense against the gods and against the laws of the land hath been expiated.
This guilt must be expiated by commonplace misfortune or, for the nobler sort, by martyrdom.
Your brother has expiated his mad arrogance on the battle-field of Saalfeld.
That war must be expiated and atoned for with a heavy penalty.
The wrongs of time are redressed, and injustice is expiated.
Mysteries, while slight offenses could be expiated, grave crimes were mortal sins in the, 397-m.
Eight of them were strung up in one day at the guard-house on the New Market square, as a warning and example to the others, and expiated their robberies by a summary death.
It was not long before he expiated his crime in death.
There had been some mournful past, perhaps expiated in the sight of men, but from which his conscience had not yet absolved him.
The crimes which are not expiated here below will be punished in another world.
It was resolved also, that the prodigies should be expiated before the consuls set out from the city.
These prodigies were then expiated with victims of the larger kind, and a supplication at every shrine and an offering up of prayers, was proclaimed for one day.
These prodigies were expiated with victims of the larger kind.
Such brutal murders as that of Chater in 1748, which crime was expiated at Chichester, were rare.
Truly, all success in this world is a crime, and must be expiated.
The notion that every sin must be expiated does not carry with it any information about what acts are sins.
Paul, that he died for us, and that by his death our sins are expiated.
Such was the wrong Sir William had suffered, that his yet untamed spirit deemed it an offence too foul to be expiated by aught but the blood of his merciless foe.
The murder of heralds must by all means be expiated.

Similar words containing PIAT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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