Monopolized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONOPOLIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MONOPOLIZE, to get a monopoly of, also MONOPOLISE
• have or take the greatest share of
• get or keep exclusively to oneself
• (of an organization or group) obtain exclusive possession or control of (a trade, commodity, or service)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to get a monopoly; assume complete possession or control of

Words related to MONOPOLIZED

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How to use MONOPOLIZED in a sentence

• This beauty should not be monopolized by any one class.
• Other measures aimed at diminishing the great administrative power of the senate, which had so far monopolized all judicial offices.
• Hating tyranny with a perfect hatred, he had nevertheless all the estimable and ornamental qualities which were almost entirely monopolized by the party of the tyrant.
• Employments and callings formerly monopolized by us, are so no longer.
• But it is very clear that excessive profits from the control of natural resources, monopolized by a few, are not worth to this Nation the tremendous price they cost us.
• Later in Ming time, they spread their activities all over China and often monopolized the salt, silver, rice, cotton, silk or tea businesses.
• Foreign policy and major political decisions still lie in the hands of mainland Chinese, but economic power, once monopolized by them, is now held by Taiwan-Chinese.
• She quite monopolized his chum, talking so earnestly that the dog was almost ignored, and could only trot along with the consolation that Ben shared was better than Ben absent.
• Women appear to have monopolized the drink traffic.
• Captain Guano monopolized about one-half of it, like a Colossus of Rhodes, with a coat-lap under each arm.
• Greedy Spanish officials have monopolized all local traffic, and have set their own price on all provisions, from which some have made great profits.
• He has monopolized nearly all the profitable employments, and from those she is permitted to follow, she receives but a scanty remuneration.
• They were in all its tributaries, and in fact monopolized its waters completely.
• Kate monopolized all the men in the house, and, being at home, Dutton, in common decency, could not suffer Lady Geraldine to be neglected.
• He monopolized the greater part of the business, although he was not half as well fitted for it as his companion.
• It cannot occur in a new country, but must develop when all the land is monopolized and worth a hundred dollars an acre.
• Still Chinese has occupied the front rank, and almost monopolized attention.
• Its vanguard now entering arena monopolized by entrenched forces of Christendom’s mightiest ecclesiastical institutions.
• He had noticed that they monopolized as a matter of course the best places on the deck and in the dining-room.
• Peter Ruff, without the least desire to attack his position, sat upon her left and monopolized the conversation.
• At entertainments, philosophy, morals, sentiment, heroism, and the like, had been the subjects of conversation, but the emperor monopolized politics.
• The profanity was not entirely monopolized by the men.
• The new and enterprising merchants monopolized the cotton traffic, and left the slavery-worshiping factors of the olden time to mourn the loss of their occupation.
• Within but a few feet of Solomon, so that they could hardly have overlooked him had not the former monopolized their attention, lay Richard, grievously hurt.
• He knew that the task of satisfying the lofty and exacting and unique girl would be immense, and that he could fulfil it, but on the one condition that it monopolized his powers.
• The boys monopolized her with their congratulations and welcome, which delighted Enrique.
• Curiosity, applause, receipts, crowds, the Laughing Man monopolized everything.
• It ought not to be fenced in or monopolized, any more than a statue or a mountain.
• The capitalists were the aristocracy, and they monopolized also intelligence and power.
• While administrative positions are less monopolized by women than teaching posts, they are being steadily filled by them.
• It had now become a tree of note, and would probably have monopolized the honors to the exclusion of the present Eliot Oak, had it not met with an untimely end.
• A tenth of the land, sparsely settled, is being monopolized and held for whites to make an African Australia.
• They did not quarrel with science but monopolized it.
• He drank continuously, smoked after his salad, and monopolized the guest of the evening to the complete exclusion of the others.
• Our lodgings were among the artists in the region farther back from the river than that monopolized by the boating-people.

Similar words containing POLIZ without suffix ed and without prefix mono

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