Intrigued is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRIGUED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTRIGUE, to arouse the curiosity of
• arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate
• make secret plans to do something illicit or detrimental to someone
NOUN:
• the secret planning of something illicit or detrimental
• a secret love affair.
• a mysterious or fascinating quality

Words related to INTRIGUED

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How to use INTRIGUED in a sentence

• How they had survived, what hands had collected and secreted them, and for what purpose, intrigued the imagination no end.
• The language spoken at it to-day intrigued Sofia extravagantly.
• He was incensed by such apparel, but he was also intrigued.
• He also executed some of the citizens who had intrigued with the exiled family.
• In later years Lee intrigued against Washington and said many spiteful things about him, but he never returned the loan.
• The merchant second in rank at Anjengo, John Kyffin, intrigued against Cowse so successfully, that Cowse was deposed, and Kyffin was made chief of the settlement.
• For a moment she stood almost without outward motion, intrigued by the possibilities of this little handful of berries.
• But Ochus, ambitious of reigning, intrigued with Atossa, and sought to obtain the succession by her aid.
• It was believed that they intrigued with Robert Bruce for a refuge in Scotland.
• And while the thought of going back to the Grand Canyon has intrigued me for twenty-two years, I must go in my own way and in my own time.
• Am I not your godmother? Still, I am rather intrigued, I own.
• Essad Pasha was the agent of the Italians, Serbs, and French, and intrigued, so soon as the Prince was appointed, to obtain power over him.
• It has not been begged for, or bargained for, or intrigued for, or crawled into.
• He had travelled much, suffered not a little, intrigued, fought.
• Further west still, Spain held the Mississippi, closed navigation, and intrigued to separate our western settlers from the Union.
• Hammond intrigued with our public men just as all the French ministers did.
• Some intrigued, some played, and some passed the time at prayer.
• The kings of Mitanni held guard over the fords of the Euphrates, and intrigued in Palestine against the Egyptian Pharaohs.
• The position was full of human interest and I became as intrigued as Frederick.
• Gabriele was not intrigued with other people since she found herself to be her main subject of interest and wonder.
• The petty utterances he would try to use to inflict misery commensurate with a rejected proposal intrigued her.
• One could see that she was enormously intrigued, but her interest was not expressed by any movement.
• I was so extraordinarily intrigued by the sight of Arthur Banks, the chauffeur, boldly ringing at the front door of Jervaise Hall.
• Licentiousness prevailed in the palace, and members of the royal harem intrigued with those who sought the life of the king.
• It was some of the self-same voices that intrigued and then burst forth in declamation and demanded his abdication on the eve of his first reverse.
• They plotted for his assassination, and intrigued with all the ferocity of wild animals against his humane and enlightened government.
• Profoundly intrigued, he waited hopefully for this second midnight caller to reappear, as baffled as himself.
• Aware that he would probably do wisely to rise and flee the place, he none the less lingered, vastly intrigued and more than half inclined to see the affair through to the end.

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