Interviewed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERVIEWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERVIEW, to conduct a formal meeting with
• hold an interview with (someone)
• perform (well or badly) at an interview.
NOUN:
• a meeting of people face to face, especially for consultation.
• a conversation between a journalist or radio or television presenter and a person of public interest, used as the basis of a broadcast or publication
• an oral examination of an applicant for a job, college place, etc.
• a session of formal questioning of a person by the police.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a formal consultation usually to evaluate qualifications (as of a prospective student or employee)

Words related to INTERVIEWED

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Words that contain INTERVIEWED

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How to use INTERVIEWED in a sentence

• I have interviewed scores of the most noted players.
• Vassall walked round to the hotel and interviewed the hall porter.
• He interviewed Detective-Inspector Watson, and was at once confronted with the awful difficulty which would make the recovery of the bank-notes practically hopeless.
• So Morange had come with her, and had waited for her in the street while she interviewed Madame Bourdieu.
• This girl was proving more interesting than the first niece she had interviewed.
• There he interviewed Koltchak as Supreme Governor, and made satisfactory statement relative to his absence.
• They pretended to treat this as an extravagance, but later, when each of them was interviewed, he remembered that Mr.
• I interviewed on an average fifty tramps a week, and seldom saw the same man twice.
• Five hundred yards further on I stopped heaving and interviewed the passenger.
• They drove on to the Zeeco Motor Company and interviewed the sales-manager, Noel Ryland, about a discount on a Zeeco car for Thompson.
• Herndon, anxious to save all that was known of Lincoln in Indiana, went among his old associates, and with a sincerity and thoroughness worthy of great respect, interviewed them.
• Head those people off at the door and say that for the present I refuse positively to be seen or interviewed.
• Now, his heavy revolver at his right hand, he interviewed Ned Trent, alone, except for the Indian by the portal.
• He interviewed Emperor William I, Bismarck, Victor Emanuel, the then Prince of Wales, now Edward VII of England.
• To most of the unfortunate prisoners who were interviewed by Mr.
• He was fighting the hardest battle of his life, much harder, in fact, than the one he had fought in his study the night he had first interviewed Reynolds.
• The representatives of the various boat companies whom they interviewed suggested the building of a houseboat at a cost of anywhere from six hundred to a thousand dollars.
• He appeared in the meantime, announcing that he had just interviewed the mayor of St.
• The managers whom they interviewed were interested but non-committal.
• They interviewed Lady Caroline, and they interviewed the other applicant, a Mrs.
• Rose Innes interviewed the Chief Justice, in order to get the highest authority in the country as a guide.
• Such measures might soften up the usual civ Wass interviewed here.
• Oh, all the Fifth Year Cadets will be interviewed by myself or my assistants this coming week, to determine their first assignment after graduation.
• All the Corps Diplomatique, save Austria, interviewed me, anxious to hear how the Constitution was working in Albania.
• Later on in the day he interviewed the black who had been pointed out to him as a cannibal.
• Applications were invited by advertisement, and a large number of candidates was interviewed.
• Colonial delegates on several occasions interviewed the imperial authorities on the subject, but no practical results were obtained until federation became an accomplished fact.
• In order to select this number, perhaps several hundred applicants may be interviewed.
• The thought of being interviewed by one of those New York super-reporters made him feel limp.
• Obviously they are interested in you if they want you to be interviewed twice.
• Le Gallais, our chief of the staff, interviewed them, while Hunter strolled a little way apart, dreamily admiring the view.
• Consequently the Committee interviewed them closely, and in point of intellect found them to be above the average run of slaves.
• Next morning we interviewed numbers of native Chiefs who were all very anxious to exchange lances and other curiosities for European clothes.
• At the request of the meeting Smillie interviewed Black Jock next morning, and as a result Sinclair got started on the following day.

Similar words containing TERVIEW without suffix ed and without prefix in

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