Inducted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDUCTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INDUCT, to bring into military service
• admit (someone) formally to a post or organization
• formally introduce (a member of the clergy) into possession of a benefice
• enlist (someone) for military service.
• introduce someone to (a difficult or obscure subject)
• install in a seat or room

Words related to INDUCTED

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Words that contain INDUCTED

reinducted14

How to use INDUCTED in a sentence

• I went one evening, not a Sunday, with a party of ladies to see a Presbyterian minister inducted.
• He, however, submitted to the Act of Uniformity the following year, and in 1663 was inducted into the rectory of Veddington, Suffolk.
• Andrea Barrofaldi had been inducted into his present office without even the sentimental profession of never having asked for it.
• The little custodian dismissed us at last, after having, as usual, inducted us into the inevitable repository of photographs.
• Having now got inducted, he began to stare round the party, and first addressed our worthy friend Mr.
• As on the former occasion, Berwin inducted his guest into the sitting-room, and here, as previously, a dainty supper was spread.
• Ross learned to keep records in knots on hide thongs and was inducted into the art of primitive bargaining and trade.
• The superintendent himself inducted him into the task.
• On leaving, they asked for books, and to be more thoroughly inducted into the new way.
• As is the custom, he represented the Commonwealth and inducted the new President into office.
• He was not formally inducted at Saltoun until June 1665, although he had served there since October 1664.
• Actuated by deep maternal solicitude, she brought her daughter back to Paris, and had her inducted into the profession under the most decent auspices.
• Barthrop gave me some tea, and I was inducted into a chair by the fire.
• He afterwards held, among other offices, that of Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, and inducted a visitation and reform of that University.
• The interpreter said they were inducted usually at about thirteen years of age.
• The whalers have inducted the Eskimo into the art of making cribbage-boards.
• So the good couple brought out their cooking utensils, and by pantomime inducted the Slave into the mystery of their use.
• Prohack had a sense of reprieve, and also of having been baptised or inducted into a secret society.
• A stout lady, whose husband was either an artisan or a clerk, I forget which, inducted me into a flat of four rooms, of which the rent was twenty-six dollars a month.
• The terrible tragedy of war was inducted by a prologue of burning villages, trampled harvests and massacred peasants, upon the frontiers.
• Lyman Beecher was inducted professor of Theology on December 26, 1832, and became the first president.
• The pilot came on board, and was inducted into the pilot-house.
• His own experience as a young man fresh from a country home, suddenly inducted into the temptations of city life, suggested to him the kind of help such young men needed.

Similar words containing DUCT without suffix ed and without prefix in

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