Mooted is valid Scrabble Word

Is mooted a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is mooted valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for MOOTED in dictionary:

VERB:

MOOT, to bring up for discussion
raise (a question or topic) for discussion; suggest (an idea or possibility)

NOUN:

an assembly held for debate, especially in Anglo-Saxon and medieval times.
a regular gathering of people having a common interest.
a mock judicial proceeding set up to examine a hypothetical case as an academic exercise

ADJECTIVE:

subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty
having little or no practical relevance

Words related to MOOTED

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Words that contain MOOTED

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How to use MOOTED in a sentence

My own case had taught me the insufficiency of circumstantial evidence to settle a mooted fact.
That timid soul had been on thorns ever since I mooted my new projects.
Sir Edward Grey mooted the proposal for a conference to the ambassadors in London on Friday, July 24th.
The word seems to suggest that in your opinion I have made a statement or mooted a scheme so bizarre that your brain reels at it.
The often mooted question, What is Imagination? thus receives a very clear and definite answer.
The subject had been broached, the hated name mentioned, the possibility of the marriage mooted.
It was a foregone conclusion that the first would win, but whether the second would score was a mooted point.
The frankness with which treason is mooted, admitted and discussed in the Near East is one of the first things that amaze you.
It was mooted in the main by politicians alien to the regime.
It was while Isa and one of her sisters were staying at Eastbourne that the visit to America was mooted.

I wanted them for Tudor, until I mooted the vicarage plan.
As neither party was able to secure the election of its own partisan, a compromise was mooted.
Questions which, perhaps, had not hitherto been mooted, now arose.
It arose, in part at least, from the general indisposition to stir up mooted questions.
I have also mooted the topic this afternoon to two leading Roman Catholics, and both vehemently disapproved, alleging that it will work endless mischief.
It was in 1876-7, when Germany was thus suffering, that the policy of protection was mooted and finally put into operation by Bismarck in 1879.
It is not shown that this question was even mooted in the former times.
On the whole, it may be fairly mooted which most controls the world, the animal or the metallic influence.
Some indiscreet person had mooted that she was not sent Home in time.
All sorts of schemes were mooted, by which the runaways could be beguiled into laying down their arms, but no practicable plan could be hit upon.
A debate subsequently occurred on the question which was mooted by a member of opposition, as to whether or no the Militia Bill was a money-bill.
The report of this commission had not yet been made, but nevertheless the subject was again mooted in the commons.
Chairman, unfortunately, the opinion has gone forth that no politician dares to be the advocate of peace when the question of war is mooted.
It is still a mooted point whence Shakspeare drew the plot of The Tempest.
This grievance was first mooted in Parliament in 1571 by a Mr.
A theory, anticipating Galileo, that it is the earth which moves round the sun, had been mooted, but certainly had very little currency.
Almost universally, if a mooted question touching morals can be put simply and squarely before the people, they will see and choose the right.
What I shall have to say in these pages will trench but little on the mooted ground of the differences between men and women.
It was also seriously mooted to obtain the good offices of Great Britain as an influence for intervention and remonstrance.
In the question now mooted of a revision of the English Bible, the correction of these should be the chief object.
He guessed that something bearing on himself had been either discussed or mooted.
In 1541 the idea of a meeting between James and Henry was again mooted, and Henry actually went to York, where James did not appear.
The constitutionality of this institution had been a mooted question from the day it was first proposed by Robert Morris.

Similar words containing MOOT without suffix ed

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