Levied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LEVIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LEVY, to impose or collect by legal authority
• impose (a tax, fee, or fine)
• impose a tax, fee, or fine on
• seize (property) to satisfy a legal judgement
• enlist (someone) for military service
• begin to wage (war)
NOUN:
• an act of levying a tax, fee, or fine
• a tax raised by levying
• a sum collected as a supplement to an existing subscription
• an item or items of property seized to satisfy a legal judgement.
• an act of enlisting troops
• a body of troops that have been enlisted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of levy

Words related to LEVIED

levy10 levying14

Words that contain LEVIED

unlevied12 replevied15

How to use LEVIED in a sentence

• Similarly, if the heirs of a deceased settler should not reside in the colony, fifteen per cent was to be levied on the inheritance.
• Huge was the affliction and dismay, awful was the smash, though, after all, I believe the damage might be levied upon the hundred.
• The taxes for paying each proportion shall be levied by the several States.
• We then find a number of new taxes levied for the benefit of the nobles, the very names of which have fallen into disuse with the feudal claims which they represented.
• It would often occasion an accumulation of costs, more burdensome than the original sum of the tax to be levied.
• Caesar is wicked, Brutus is impious, since they of their own heads have levied an army against the consul.
• If it was one who levied strict fines, or was prone to send girls up to Bedford, they spent the evening there, instead of on the streets.
• Throughout all these possessions he levied taxes and troops, convoked the local estates, appointed the officers of justice, and regulated almost the whole social organism.
• Four new counties were created, taxes were levied, and a number of laws enacted.
• The duties levied were, however, very moderate, ranging from five to twelve and one-half per cent, with an exception in the case of one article that might be considered a luxury.
• Yet the war levied high toll on her waking hours, and for that reason Thompson seldom saw her save in company.
• They are not like the Indian import duties, levied for revenue purposes.
• The poll-tax was first levied, in 1377, on all over fourteen years of age.
• Every fourth year these taxes on industry were levied, a period to which the people looked forward with terror and lamentation.
• The next day a party landed and stripped many of the churches of their valuables, and also levied a contribution upon the principal inhabitants.
• Bacon says that the benevolence was levied with consent of parliament, which is a mistake.
• In the year immediately preceding, the taxes were levied by a seeming free consent of each particular borough, beginning with London.
• Ten legions are said to have been levied, consisting each of four thousand two hundred infantry and three hundred horse.
• This portion they held subject to no restrictions or services save those levied upon quiritarian property.
• Taxes are levied by the legislative bodies that we have found in towns, villages, and cities.
• But neither of the three bachelors had yet sustained that pecuniary tax which Wesley Tiffles always levied upon his friends, just before leaving them forever.
• While these things were going on, Gonzalo Pizarro levied troops at Cuzco, which he carefully armed and disciplined, and made every necessary preparation for war.
• To maintain these eighteen courts, a tax is levied on the sums in litigation, of two and one half per cent on the great, and of five per cent on the less.
• They seized upon the best seats in the pit, and converted them into stalls, charging for admission to these a higher price than they had ever levied in regard to the boxes.
• In these they have no privilege, but are subject to pay their full contingent to the contributions levied on mortality.
• As they had twenty pieces of baggage with them, the officials refused to believe that they had nothing on which duty should be levied.
• He abolished the poll tax levied from non-Moslims and the tax on pilgrimages.
• There never was a tax levied which was more needed, and its justice can not be questioned.

Similar words containing LEVI without suffix ed

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