Meted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for METED in dictionary:

VERB:
• METE, to distribute by measure
• dispense or allot justice, a punishment, or harsh treatment
• (in biblical use) measure out
NOUN:
• a boundary or boundary stone.

Words related to METED

mete6 metes7 meting9

Words that contain METED

bemeted12 unmeted10 helmeted14 grommeted15 grummeted15 plummeted16 unhelmeted16

How to use METED in a sentence

• Justice will be meted out to us, and everything points to a brilliant future for all.
• The plots of Shakespeare and Fletcher are meted by this rule, and pronounced inferior in mechanic regularity to those of Ben Jonson.
• In retaliation, the survivors meted out to Donnelly the death he had earned by his treason.
• He fears that the measure he has meted to others may be meted to him again.
• The only punishment that had ever been meted out to Dubby for some indiscretion, or an act of insubordination, was to hitch him up with the rest of the team.
• That is not the measure of justice elsewhere meted.
• Hereford bitterly resented the punishment meted out to him for waging private war against Earl Gilbert in the march.
• A less harsh punishment was meted out to the Bishop of Durham, who then came back from the court of Clement with the magnificent title of Patriarch of Jerusalem.
• The chiefs were largely dependent for their wealth in cattle and other chattels, on the punishments which they meted out to the tribesmen for offences, or imaginary offences.
• But, physically, she was in some disorder, and the treatment now meted out to her was very helpful and soothing in that direction.
• Upon others, discipline that is meted out in the presence of other people is the only sort of discipline which has the desired effect.
• When we have a Municipal Government of London, then, perhaps, measures will be taken with dogs, and justice will be meted out to the owners of fowls.
• Chagrined at the treatment meted out to him, he finally made up his mind to depart.
• The Passing Bells There is a legend connected with the town of Speyer in which poetic justice is meted out to the principal characters, although not until after they have died.
• This is the direful fate meted out to people who are too poor to pay the shaman.
• In some cases, the sin of the parent is visited upon the children, and the measure of life meted out to them is limited and insufficient.
• To all these deeds he was the only white witness, the only one on whose testimony redress could be meted out.
• The punishment meted out varied according to the seriousness of the offense, and the past-conduct record of the offender.
• Time was passing, and every moment was bringing her nearer the most appalling destiny that could ever be meted out to any woman.
• The credit of more than ordinarily clever work had been meted out by the columnful, and his name glared boldly from the vivid account of all he had done in the case.
• It was two years before punishment was meted out by the Russian government for this crime.
• This irregular state of affairs in what should be a carefully studied, well-organized industry is reflected in the conditions commonly meted out to domestics.
• In some others the seigneur himself sat in judgment behind the living-room table in his own home and meted out justice after his own fashion.
• Rarely, after all, does the corps err in its judgment when Coventry or the silence is meted out.
• The property holders, who sat as judges in the lower courts, meted out punishments or rewards in accordance with their own notions, which were, in most cases, honest.
• Both were glad to see me, it was needless to say, though of course they had known nothing of the fate that had been meted out to me by my judges.
• I claim only to have the same measure meted out to myself.
• This will of God is learned for the most part by observing the course of nature and history, and remembering the fate meted out habitually to various sorts of men.
• The repentance, the remorse were to come afterward, and be meted out to him in such measure of bitterness as has seldom fallen to the lot of man.
• I never experienced hospitality more genuine, and yet more unpretending, than was meted out to me while at Hartwell.

Similar words containing MET without suffix ed

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