Introduced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRODUCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTRODUCE, to bring in, establish
• bring (something, especially a product, measure, or concept) into use or operation for the first time
• bring (a plant, animal, or disease) to a place for the first time
• bring a subject to the attention of (someone) for the first time
• present (a new piece of legislation) for debate in a legislative assembly
• make (someone) known by name to another in person, especially formally
• insert or bring into something
• occur at the start of; open
• (of a person) provide an opening explanation or announcement for (a television or radio programme, book, etc.).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lead or bring in especially for the first time

Words related to INTRODUCED

introduce12

Words that contain INTRODUCED

reintroduced16 unintroduced16 subintroduced19

How to use INTRODUCED in a sentence

• The way Agnes Weston was first introduced to the sailors was singular.
• Hardly ten years have elapsed since this pretty shrub was introduced into England, so that at present it is rather rare in our gardens.
• The year after his marriage, Bianca Buonaventuri was introduced at Court as Bianca Cappello.
• There is much dialogue, most of it sparkling, though even here I have to report criticism from a young friend to whom I introduced the story.
• Then Domini introduced them, and they all sat down to dinner.
• Many courtiers, and others of his acquaintance, daily flocked to Captain Smith to be introduced to her.
• In this last he introduced the rough mosaics, such as were used by the Byzantines with much effect and variety of tint and of design.
• Great numbers of the natives of both these kingdoms profess the christian religion, which was long since introduced by the Portugueze, who made early settlements in that country.
• It will be found to vary with the intensity, extent and distance of the illuminated surfaces introduced.
• It introduced a new element into music, and one which was destined to have an almost immeasurable influence upon modern music.
• He introduced him to his father, and took him into the house to see his mother.
• Brougham on the influence of the crown, which was introduced with the same ultimate views of reform, shared the same fate.
• During this session a bill was introduced by the Lord-advocate for the amendment of the poor-laws in Scotland.
• Lord Brougham introduced a bill to enable parliament to meet thirty-five days after a dissolution.
• The new friends introduced in this book add the final touch of romance.
• Beatus is said to have introduced sailing into the Oberland by spreading his mantle to the steady breeze which blows down the lake by night and up it during the day.
• In the evening our guide brought a strange individual whom he introduced as the best hunter in the village.
• In the year 1794, when the bill for the abolition of the foreign Slave-trade was introduced, Mr.
• I was introduced by him to his captain and shook hands with him, and we had a good talk over it.
• A man was introduced of simple mien, who had the appearance of a tradesman.
• This celebrated botanist, however, published a small tract on its uses and culture, which met with a considerable sale, and introduced it again to general cultivation.
• The time passed slowly, but at last Deputy Simmons came in a car, followed by another car which contained a young man whom he introduced as Dr.
• General Sheridan introduced me to Colonel Royal, the commander, whom I found a gallant officer and an agreeable gentleman.
• It is interesting to know whether Jane Austen had any knowledge of the lives of the officers and women of fashion whom she introduced into her masterpieces.

Similar words containing TRODUC without suffix ed and without prefix in

introduce12 introducer13 introduces13 introducers14 introducing15 reintroduce14 introducible17 introduction15 introductive18 introductory18 reintroduced16 reintroduces15 subintroduce17 unintroduced16 introductions16 reintroducing17 subintroduced19 subintroduces18 introductorily20 reintroduction17 subintroducing20 reintroductions18

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