Indebted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDEBTED in dictionary:

PREPOSITION:
• of Indebt
ADJECTIVE:
• under an obligation, beholden
• owing money
• owing gratitude for a service or favour
• owing gratitude for help or favours
• Brought into debt; being under obligation; held to payment or requital; beholden.
• Placed under obligation for something received, for which restitution or gratitude is due; as, we are indebted to our parents for their care of us in infancy; indebted to friends for help and encouragement.
• owing gratitude or recognition to another for help or favors etc
• under a legal obligation to someone
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• owing something to another

Words related to INDEBTED

addebted13

Words that contain INDEBTED

indebtedness16 overindebted19 indebtednesses18 overindebtednes22 overindebtedness23 overindebtednesses25

How to use INDEBTED in a sentence

• Thou art indebted to him for thy honour, to preserve which he has risked his life.
• It is to this intense love of glory and the desire to be remembered that we are indebted for Anglo-Saxon literature.
• I may say that I am indebted to a number of friends and others with whom I am in correspondence for the benefit of their experience, as well as my own.
• Both indebted to him! Yes, we are both indebted to him, if you knew all.
• For original matter connected with Kentucky, I am greatly indebted to Col.
• The planets, reckoning they were not indebted to each other, would thrust themselves out of their sphere.
• For the main idea of the tale Sir Walter was indebted to some papers found by his younger brother, Thomas Scott, in the Isle of Man.
• Therefore we do not yet know how much our climate is indebted to our doctors.
• Let women thankfully acknowledge that, so far as other matters are concerned, they are constantly indebted to the chivalrous self-sacrifice of men.
• From morning to night we never leave off being indebted to it.
• For the translation of these two dialogues I am indebted to my friend and secretary, Mr.
• These two gentlemen rendered splendid service to our Christian soldiers, and to them both we are greatly indebted.
• Charlotte had been in Brussels three months when she made the friendship to which I am indebted for anything that there may be to add to this episode in her life.
• JOHN CHORLEY, of Tottenham, to whose lady my collection stands indebted for several rare and valuable plants.
• Each bank indebted to the Clearing House must send in its check before half after one.
• Besides, he recognized the place in his own experience of long past years, the favour and support of one to whom he was much indebted.
• Amazonia will be indebted to them for some valuable ideas.
• The queen was much indebted to the courtly and constitutional skill of this nobleman in her first essays of government.
• Thus Franklin tells us that when he was a boy, a volume fell into his hands, to which he was greatly indebted for his position in manhood.
• How can we fail to do so? And the past becomes in our eyes a very real thing, to which we are so greatly indebted that we should even live for it.
• I was indebted to her father, when I was a boy, for acts of kindness which I can never forget.
• For some of the incidents to be related I am indebted to Governor Knott.
• Ferrier he was in some measure indebted for that post.
• The country was impoverished, too, by the suits of foreign creditors, to whom our merchants had become deeply indebted before the war.
• I was indebted to the messenger of Yarro for a defence, who told the narrator that I was much more nice in my eating than his countrymen were.
• I am greatly indebted to the kindness of an eminent Chinese scholar, Mr.
• For this elucidation I am indebted to the kindness of Professor Vambery, who adds that the name is in actual use among the Uzbek women.
• We with some difficulty obtained seats in a box, and I was indebted to accident for one of the most agreeable evenings I remember to have passed.
• My good brother, I am greatly indebted to you for your continued kindness.
• Ramel A general to whom the Bourbons are in part indebted for their second innings.
• But he is more indebted, I think, to good luck than to a sound judgment.

Similar words containing DEBT without suffix ed and without prefix in

debt7 debts8 debted10 debtee9 debtor9 debtees10 debtors10 addebted13 codebtor13 debtless11 codebtors14 indebtedness16 overindebted19 indebtednesses18 overindebtednes22 overindebtedness23 overindebtednesses25

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