Expunged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPUNGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPUNGE, to delete
• obliterate or remove completely (something unwanted or unpleasant)

Words related to EXPUNGED

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How to use EXPUNGED in a sentence

• What is crossed with black is expunged by the authour, what is crossed with red is expunged by me.
• That, therefore, either that article must be expunged from the treaty, or that that term of it would not be admitted.
• It is true that the Constitution provides for its own amendment, and that by this process, all the guarantees of Slavery may be expunged.
• The second writing, not more satisfactory than the first, was, in its turn, expunged.
• The very word should be remorselessly expunged from every discussion of the subject.
• If every syllable were a rattle-snake, or every letter a pestilence, they should not be expunged.
• Timothy thinks the instrument the better for having a fourth of it expunged.
• The human history needs to be revised, and the material record expunged.
• He believed he had expunged Jasper from his mind, but the recollection had still power to pain him.
• Several noblemen entered a protest, which was expunged from the journals of the house by the decision of the majority.
• RESOLUTIONS RESPECTING WILKES EXPUNGED FROM THE JOURNALS.
• Such, indeed, was the departure from the original principles and arrangements of the bill that one hundred and eleven out of one hundred and seventy-two clauses were expunged.
• The majority, however, preferred the latter alternative, and it was decided that the provisions in question should not be expunged.
• On a division, the first clause was expunged by a majority of one hundred and forty-nine against eighty.
• Thus the Canning cabinet was expunged, and a pure tory remainder formed the nucleus of a new ministry, which was composed of Lord Aberdeen, Sir H.
• To him is due the first antipolygamy bill, which inaugurated the policy under which, as we hope and believe, that great blot on our National life has been forever expunged.
• Lord North had no sooner given way to the Rockingham Cabinet than the House of Commons changed its mind, and the resolutions were expunged by a handsome majority of 115 to 47.
• He was utterly regardless of obstacles, and seemed to have expunged their very name from his vocabulary.
• He wished therefore to have these passages expunged, but some of us roundly told him, that his majesty must not only be informed of the truth, but of the whole truth.
• Once replaced, a dead husband is expunged from the minutes.
• The dawn astern was a narrow band of dead white, an effort at daybreak suddenly frustrated by night, but not altogether expunged.
• But the rampart of fog grew higher, veiled the moon, blotted it out, expunged the last and highest star.
• Would to God it could be expunged forever from the annals of this country! But since it must subsist for our shame, let it subsist for our instruction.
• That France is at this time, in a political light, to be considered as expunged out of the system of Europe.
• Ysiaslaf expunged from the Russian code of laws the death penalty, and substituted, in its stead, heavy fines.
• But Gilbert Wakefield, one of our best scholars has expunged the word noble, and substituted excellent throughout.
• Whittier had expunged his name from the list of the great and the good.

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