Miscarried is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISCARRIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISCARRY, to be unsuccessful
• (of a pregnant woman) experience a miscarriage
• (of a plan) fail to attain an intended outcome
• (of a letter) fail to reach its intended destination

Words related to MISCARRIED

miscarries14 miscarry15 miscarrying19

How to use MISCARRIED in a sentence

• She then concluded, either that her letter had miscarried, or that they had left the place.
• Or may it, perhaps, have miscarried? Any way, now, I repent, and am heartily vexed that I wrote it.
• This attempt having miscarried, another hope was immediately raised.
• Red Nelson, seeing that the manoeuver had miscarried, instantly instituted another.
• But what can he do? Imagination cannot form a fairer and more plausible design than this of his which has miscarried.
• If negroes could testify, they would tell you of instances of women being whipped until they have miscarried at the whipping-post.
• That this trip, unless their plans miscarried, would inevitably result in the exposure and disgrace of both the Hoffs she felt morally certain.
• If he were not come by five, or at the very latest half-past, I should know that my design had miscarried.
• His desires, however, miscarried, for no sooner had the operations been begun than a crescent moon suddenly appeared in the heavens and discovered his plans to his adversaries.
• As none of these acknowledge mine of May the 13th, I now enclose you a duplicate of it, fearing the first has miscarried.
• The parcel of rice which you informed me had miscarried, accompanied my letter to the Delegates of South Carolina.
• But for some reason or other the plot miscarried the night when he destined to carry it out.
• It would have been a big thing, however, if our little trick of to-night had not miscarried.
• Being therefore violently opposed on one hand, and but faintly supported on the other, no wonder it miscarried.
• His ships being refitted, he made another attempt upon Porte Cavallo in April, which like the former miscarried.
• The occasion that produced the next bill which miscarried we shall explain, as an incident equally extraordinary and interesting.
• Whatever defects there might have been in the plan, the execution, though it miscarried in some essential points, was attended with surprising success.
• If their plans miscarried he was instructed to say that he had found the English lady wandering on the shore soon after daybreak.
• Very likely he has written to us and the letter has miscarried.
• That the ingenious author miscarried in the plan of his work, but supported it by the dignity, the purity, the beauty, and justness of the sentiments.
• David Brandon took his leave and strolled about aimlessly under the stars, his soul blissful with the sense of a good deed that had only superficially miscarried.
• The express, in some unaccountable way, miscarried.
• When he found that it had miscarried he poured away the mixture, washed out the bottle and put in the dregs from another.
• This politic minister always ordered matters so, that if there was success in anything the glory was his, but if things miscarried it was all laid upon the king.
• James I had, after much hesitation, sent in 1625 an expedition to the aid of the Elector, but it had miscarried.
• He mentions that Marcus Atilius was taken prisoner in Africa, as if Marcus Atilius had miscarried on his first access to Africa.
• Perhaps some part of their plan had miscarried and caused delay.
• When his plans, which were usually well thought out, miscarried, he became peevish, and scarcely made an attempt to reconstruct them.
• At the close of another year, Claude, on one of those days of defeat, when he fled from his miscarried picture, met an old acquaintance.
• His programme had miscarried at every important point.
• The water-butt with the dead body had miscarried, and it was essential to recover it.
• Freight never goes astray, nor are express packages miscarried.

Similar words containing CARRI without suffix ed and without prefix mis

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