Increased is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCREASED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INCREASE, to become larger, also ENCREASE
• become or make greater in size, amount, or degree
NOUN:
• a rise in the size, amount, or degree of something
ADJECTIVE:
• made greater in size or amount or degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make or become greater

Words related to INCREASED

increase10 increases11 increasing13

Words that contain INCREASED

increasedly17 reincreased14

How to use INCREASED in a sentence

• Her astonishing capacity for saving increased in proportion with her wealth.
• Its circulation rapidly increased, and it was well managed financially.
• The insults increased, each being an additional omen of the future.
• As the speed of the stream increases its power to steal soil and carry it off is increased.
• She returned to her own chamber, and the exhaustion occasioned by her anxiety, and the increased coolness of the night, made her at length drowsy.
• It will grow in any soil, if not too wet, and may be increased by seed sown in the spring or early autumn, or by dividing the roots.
• The ensuing intimacy was of an entirely concealed and respectable nature, but a certain increased preoccupation in his manner set Lady Marayne thinking.
• Its output of steel has increased from 80 tons a week to 1,040.
• But their contents had increased her sense of bereavement.
• The storm had broken before the trains started, and it increased in such violence that when Crompton was reached it was raining in torrents.
• It was a greeny-red color, and increased in volume as it rolled forward.
• It is probable, however, that these were not so numerous when first erected, but were gradually added to as the population increased.
• She increased her stock of ideas, and her taste was improved.
• The population of Germany has since 1870, immigrants excluded, increased from 40,000,000 to 67,000,000, round numbers.
• Increase of strength usually and considerably increased the potential of metals thermo-electro-negative in liquids, and somewhat increased that of those positive in liquids.
• It had increased in population, and had taken on, to some extent, the habits and mode of life of a settled community.
• The breeze had increased, and as it was directly from off shore the Old Glory bowled along merrily over the waves.
• Though this operation must have been attended with some sacrifice in many societies, upon the whole the balance of profit has increased rather than diminished.
• For a time this increased the influence abroad both of England and Prussia, and the two nations seemed to be very firmly allied.
• This Society of Friends increased greatly in Persia, and up to the present time their societies exist.
• The thirst increased every minute, and he gripped the sand with his fingers in his agony.
• They receive their salaries and want them increased, and there their principles end.
• And so, as Ethelyn increased in stature, she grew also in wisdom and knowledge, both of books and manners, and the style of the great world around her.
• Next day it began to blow fresh, commencing at south-east and coming up to east, and on the 28th the wind had increased to a heavy gale from East-South-East to East.
• It would seem from the annexed figures that the production of coffee in Brazil doubled every five years, up to 1840, since when it has increased eighty per cent.

Similar words containing CREAS without suffix ed and without prefix in

crease8 creasy11 ocreas8 creased10 creaser9 creases9 creasers10 creasier10 creasing11 creasote10 decrease11 encrease10 increase10 pancreas12 uncrease10 creasiest11 creasoted12 creasotes11 decreased13 decreases12 encreased12 encreases11 increaser11 increases11 precrease13 uncreased12 creaseless12 creasoting13 decreasing14 encreasing13 increasers12 increasing13 pancreases14 precreased15 precreases14 reincrease12 decreasings15 increasable15 increasedly17 increaseful16 increasings14 precreasing16 reincreased14 reincreases13 decreasingly19 increasingly18 reincreasing15 nondecreasing17 nonincreasing16 hepatopancreas23 hepatopancrease24 hepatopancreases25

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