Formulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORMULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORMULATE, to state or express in a clear definite form
• create or prepare methodically
• express (an idea) in a concise or systematic way
ADJECTIVE:
• devised; developed according to an orderly plan
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to reduce to or express in a formula; to put into a systematized statement or expression; devise

Words related to FORMULATED

formulate14

Words that contain FORMULATED

reformulated18 unformulated18 preformulated21

How to use FORMULATED in a sentence

• So much for our contention that the laws and technique of the prose short-story, as formulated by Poe, were first instinctively discovered and worked out in the medium of poetry.
• Probably a church organization is impossible without a formulated creed.
• Faith to her was not a rich traditional inheritance, a set of formulated opinions, received without investigation, and adopted without reflection.
• This was carrying out the plans formulated and advised by Gen.
• It holds its international conventions, where world-policies are formulated by the representatives of millions of Socialists.
• She lay awake a long time over it and finally formulated a plan.
• His troops are more or less scattered and no definite plan of campaign appears to have been formulated.
• These proposals were commonly formulated in a letter from the one prince to the other, which it was the chief duty of the ambassadors to convey safely.
• In cities, however, where official religions were formulated, foreign ideas were more apt to be imposed, especially when embraced by influential teachers.
• This conviction was, indeed, rather an instance of accurate intuition than of formulated reasoning.
• But when the conception is fully formulated the finite world is not admitted to exist save as a mere illusion.
• The hypothesis of him who maintains that the letters are the word may therefore be finally formulated as follows.
• As to the international railway union she shall adhere to the new convention when formulated.
• These last two points they had distinctly formulated in the first session of the Thirty-sixth Congress.
• The Democrats, not having as yet appointed a candidate or formulated a platform, were free to devote all their leisure to attacks upon the administration.
• Before going into this matter he wishes to assure you that he was delighted with the 5 Year Plan your assembly has formulated, to which he attaches great importance.
• And Hazel no more than formulated this opinion than she was ashamed of it, having her own recent experience in mind.
• The Chief of Police was convinced that a plan was being formulated to repeat the Seattle experiment against the city.
• These officials formulated the laws, but none of them became operative until sanctioned by the people through suffrage.
• Thus, the problem of Jewish disabilities was practically solved before the legislator ever formulated the Jewish question.
• He did exactly what Jefferson would not have done, sent the charges all duly formulated to Hamilton, and asked him his opinion about them.
• When the people generally feel differently as to the ends to be attained, a different public policy must be formulated, tho the economic analysis may not need to be changed.
• There is no doubt that Marx, when he first formulated this philosophy, believed that such a revolution, most violent in nature, would occur within a few years.
• If any plans were formulated after the last ship sailed in October, it ordinarily took eighteen months before the royal approval could be had for putting them into effect.
• Whether this agreement was formulated or not, it was put into practical effect.
• I do not mean, of course, for a moment to imply that, after God had formulated the laws and designed the forms, He left the working out of the results to themselves.
• I felt that I was a fool ever to have attempted to escape alone, especially in view of the fact that our plans were already well formulated to make a break for freedom together.
• At the same time such views are more often implied than formulated.
• His nature cannot be formulated in the same terms as the nature of an ordinary man.
• Joe had formulated a definite course of action, and though the utter boldness of it nearly cost him his balance, he adhered to it strictly.
• After a rational system had been formulated and declared to be the Whole, his first instinct was to get away from it.
• Old things are passed away, and the new order is yet too unfamiliar for rules to have formulated and settled in any routine of action.

Similar words containing FORMULAT without suffix ed

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