Guided is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GUIDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GUIDE, to show the way
• show or indicate the way to (someone)
• direct the motion or positioning of (something)
• direct or influence the behaviour or development of
NOUN:
• a person who shows the way to others, especially one employed to show tourists around places of interest
• a professional mountain climber in charge of a group.
• a person who advises others, especially in matters of behaviour or belief
• a thing that helps someone to form an opinion or make a decision or calculation
• a book, document, or display providing information on a subject or about a place
• a structure or marking which directs the motion or positioning of something
• a member of the Guide Association.
ADJECTIVE:
• subject to guidance or control especially after launching
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to show the way to

Words related to GUIDED

guide7 guides8 guiding10

Words that contain GUIDED

unguided11 misguided14 outguided12 preguided14 misguidedly19 misguidedness18 misguidednesses20

How to use GUIDED in a sentence

• We passed in, guided by him, through one or two chambers, and along a passage, at the end of which a light shone through a crystal door.
• IN GIVING A CHARACTER, it is scarcely necessary to say that the mistress should be guided by a sense of strict justice.
• If the operator is alone, he can be guided in each act by his own deep, regular respiration or by counting or by his watch lying by his side.
• Its movements are guided by the highest intelligence and skill.
• They come, however, under a different category to the rest of the men, because they have no regular hours, but are guided solely by the season and the work.
• It may very likely have been my lighted cigar that guided Eleanor Stanleigh to where I was sitting in the shadows.
• All troops are guided to their positions, and the man on this ticklish job is nearly always a sergeant.
• As to diet, we have to be guided somewhat by the previous condition and history of the patient.
• Naturally we must now be guided very much by the way things happen, but so far as possible we must prepare for them.
• From what afterward occurred, we may easily infer the general principle which guided his choice.
• They guided their lives in the daytime according to the dreams they had happened to dream during the night.
• He was afraid of being unconsciously guided by the Voice.
• May the friends in Great Britain, despite their limited numbers and resources, be guided and assisted to successfully meet this challenge.
• A bronzed skin, curly fair hair, sparkling blue eyes, a delicate nose, motions full of ease, all disclosed a life guided by noble sentiments and trained to the habit of command.
• He was, moreover, guided strictly by rules, which he believed to be rules of right.
• Suddenly he heard a scream from the native woman who guided them.
• His wide knowledge of such buildings guided him to the spot where it would most likely be found, but, as it happened, the entrance was not difficult to find.
• In real action most men are guided merely by the tact of judgment which hits the object more or less accurately, according as they possess more or less genius.
• Dicky jumped out, raised his umbrella and guided me into the lobby.
• Though guided by these estimates, supplies frequently depart widely from them.
• I must translate the passage differently, If by the spirit I am rightly guided.
• But guided only by what was simple and probable, it had never entered her head that Mr.
• The power of the Spirit is not an irresistible power, but a spiritual influence which will guide those who are willing to be guided, who will to be submissive to His will.
• Self-control is always possible, and is constantly exercised by many men and women who choose to be guided by principle rather than by passion.
• Being now on the march, you may be sure we felt little of the ground we trod on, and being guided by the fire we kept no path, but went directly to the place of the flame.
• Guided by Tackijally we proceeded, crossing the Bogan for the first time and travelling along its right bank to Bugubada, a distance of eight miles.
• I awoke thankful that we had been again guided to a solitary and secure place of rest.
• After these have concluded their measure, the wanderers enter, still guided by the spirit-shepherd, who presents them safe and sound to their parents.
• All that lives under their eye, all that should be guided by their hand, the recluse and abstracted men of genius must leave to their own direction.

Similar words containing GUID without suffix ed

guid6 guide7 guids7 guider8 guides8 guidon8 guidage10 guiders9 guiding10 guidons9 languid9 pinguid11 guidable12 guidages11 guidance12 guideway16 guidings11 misguide12 outguide10 preguide12 unguided11 autoguide11 guidances13 guidebook17 guideless11 guideline11 guidepost13 guideship16 guideways17 guideword15 languidly14 misguided14 misguider13 misguides13 outguided12 outguides11 preguided14 preguides13 waveguide17 autoguides12 guidebooks18 guidelines12 guideposts14 guideships17 guidewords16 guidwillie15 honeyguide18 misguiders14 misguiding15 outguiding13 pinguidity17 preguiding15 seguidilla12 waveguides18 honeyguides19 languidness13 misguidance17 misguidedly19 seguidillas13 misguidances18 pinguidities16 languidnesses15 misguidedness18 misguidednesses20

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