Leagued is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEAGUED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LEAGUE, to come together for a common purpose
• join in a league or alliance
NOUN:
• a collection of people, countries, or groups that combine for mutual protection or cooperation
• an agreement or alliance.
• a group of sports clubs which play each other over a period for a championship
• the contest for the championship of a league
• a class or category of quality or excellence
• a former measure of distance by land, usually about three miles.

Words related to LEAGUED

league7 leagues8 leaguing10

Words that contain LEAGUED

colleagued14

How to use LEAGUED in a sentence

• The great statesmen, the eminent divines, the reverend judges, the learned lawyers, the wealthy landholders and merchants are all leagued together to repel innovation.
• New England and Virginia were thus leagued in one, and that by the action of all the Colonies in Congress assembled.
• Italy was torn from her grasp, her armies had been defeated, and Russia, Austria, and England were leagued for her overthrow.
• We are leagued together in enterprises of immense importance.
• If Schwytz be leagued with Uri, Why, then, indeed, we must perforce be dumb.
• Just, and the conduct of those with whom he was leagued.
• Too many enemies were leagued against him, irritated both by the noblest qualities of his character, and at the same time by the natural defects of his manners.
• The court, the parliaments, and the financiers were leagued against M.
• Now in this river lived a crocodile, which had leagued with a crow to destroy travellers crossing the river.
• But Jock, leagued with all the other men in the works, has power.
• If you desire more, consider how this Tressilian is leagued, and with whom.
• I could rather believe every creature of my acquaintance leagued together to ruin me in his opinion, than believe his nature capable of such cruelty.
• The people were leagued in secret rebellion, and waited only for the expected arrival of the French army to break out.
• For a number of people who have never inhaled the fragrance of justice, have raised the standard of sedition, and have leagued themselves against Us.
• I will fear no one, though the powers of earth and heaven be leagued against Me.
• Though the powers of earth be leagued against thee, though all men dispute with thee, thou must remain unshaken.
• That wondrous bond, more subtile than light, and more enduring than adamant, had leagued her to him.
• The world, the flesh, and the devil seemed leagued against his peace of mind.
• For this purpose he leagued himself with the king of Lingga, a neighbouring island, and sent out a fleet of seventy armed boats to block up the port of Kampar.
• With Germany herself falling, it is not strange that the nations leagued with her also went down to defeat.
• He found the Spaniards at their forts had alienated the Indians, who readily leagued with him.
• It was impossible, where all were leagued together, and all seemed equally culpable, to single out the ringleaders for punishment, and it was not desirable to punish all.
• They exclaimed that he was leagued with the Girondists, and that all were loyalists and traitors.
• The forces of religious orthodoxy may well, at a future date, be leagued against it.
• Let it not recoil before the threatening advance of the forces of fanaticism, of orthodoxy, of corruption, and of prejudice that may be leagued against it.
• Thus it may be said that the whole of Central and Northern Europe, with the exception only of Hanover, was leagued against Prussia.
• She feels sure that all of the forces of nature are leagued in a conspiracy to prevent her from ever being on time anywhere.
• But whether she admitted it or not, the fact remained that she stood with her sisters, whatever their estate, leagued secretly against the other sex.
• McClellan himself conceived that the politicians were leagued to destroy him, and would rather see him discredited than the rebels whipped.
• He had deceived all men, and all men in consequence leagued themselves against him.
• A few of the fiercer spirits leagued together, assailed their tyrant, and murdered him.
• Thus pent up with fear and disquietude, his imprisonment is twofold, and being an enemy to his own peace, he is apt to imagine all men to be leagued against him.
• When war is levied, all who perform a part, however remote from the scene of action, being leagued in the conspiracy, commit treason.

Similar words containing LEAGU without suffix ed

league7 leaguer8 leagues8 leaguers9 leaguing10 beleaguer12 colleague12 leaguered11 nonleague10 beleaguers13 colleagued14 colleagues13 leaguering12 beleaguered15 colleaguing15 interleague12 beleaguering16 interleagues13 beleaguerment18 colleagueship21 beleaguerments19 colleagueships22

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