Likened is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIKENED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LIKEN, to represent as similar
• point out the resemblance of someone or something to

Words related to LIKENED

liken9 likening13 likens10

Words that contain LIKENED

dislikened16

How to use LIKENED in a sentence

• Yet, truly, there was nowhere anything that might be likened unto it.
• It may be likened to the entry upon the land of a neighbor for the purpose of inquiring into his title.
• Had he ever heard of the place he would have likened it to the destruction of Coucy-le-Château by the Huns.
• It might be likened to the curving handles of a plow attached to a share, or to any one of a dozen things that it does not at all clearly resemble.
• Now, in Scripture I do find the Church likened unto a net let down into the sea, and when drawn up containing within itself a diversity of fishes.
• Wirt, writing a year or two later to a friend, likened the borough to a hive in which their was no drone.
• Their Revelation may be likened unto the light of the moon that sheddeth its radiance upon the earth.
• Organic species might then have been likened to a countless multitude of voices all singing in one harmonious psalm of praise.
• He could not be better likened than to an admirable sporting dog on the scent of some unusual game.
• Conscience may be likened to a compass whose needle always points toward the north.
• Many of the great engagements of modern times have been likened unto it.
• A smile, which might be likened to that of a humorous tiger, spread over his spacious features, and so the interview ended without a fight.
• The soul of man is likened to a charioteer and two steeds, one mortal, the other immortal.
• They may be likened to Chinese lanterns hanging in the woods.
• And in this way those who are deputed to the Christian worship, of which Christ is the author, receive a character by which they are likened to Christ.
• The body politic, or the social unity of the human world, may be likened to an ocean, and each member, each individual, a wave upon that same ocean.
• Science may be likened to a mirror wherein the images of the mysteries of outer phenomena are reflected.
• For example, spiritual advancement may be likened to the light of the early dawn.
• Verily I say unto thee that man is likened unto a tree.
• Ireland has often been likened to a saucer, consisting as it does of a great central plain, fringed with mountain groups disposed around the coast.
• Fire, soul of the world and universal principle likened to the celestial, 417-m.
• Solomon, notoriously a laggard in love, was likened to the tortoise, who had won the race against the hare.
• Then she rebuked that lady that likened Sir Launcelot to ride in a chariot to hanging.
• His energy was likened to frenzy and the more sober-minded took alarm.
• He had likened it in his own thoughts, to an effect that might have been caused by the presence with her of another person whom he could neither see nor hear.

Similar words containing LIKEN without suffix ed

liken9 likens10 disliken13 likeness12 likening13 alikeness13 dislikens14 dislikened16 likenesses14 unlikeness14 alikenesses15 dislikeness16 dislikening17 godlikeness17 warlikeness18 ladylikeness20 lifelikeness19 unlikenesses16 childlikeness23 dislikenesses18 godlikenesses19 warlikenesses20 ladylikenesses22 lifelikenesses21 childlikenesses25 gentlemanlikene22 gentlemanlikeness24 gentlemanlikenesses26

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