Narrated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NARRATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• NARRATE, to tell a story
• give a spoken or written account of
• deliver a commentary to accompany (a film, broadcast, piece of music, etc.)

Words related to NARRATED

narrate7 narrates8 narrating10

How to use NARRATED in a sentence

• The facts narrated in the following pages occurred in St.
• By such labors was the immense mass of contemporary evidence brought into order, clearly narrated, and submitted to exact scientific criticism.
• The real meaning of this revolt, its effect upon her life and those of her associates, are narrated by one who goes beneath the surface in his analysis of human motives.
• Krishna is delighted to have him as a brother-in-law and as already narrated in the epic, he advises Arjuna to marry her by capture.
• The transaction we have narrated, expresses in emphatic terms the deep and settled hostility felt in the free States to the education of the blacks.
• For if the earlier years of his career are not doomed to silence, the latter ones can be more fully and fairly narrated.
• O my son, there is a current anecdote narrated by the gods.
• These facts occurred not many years since, and they were narrated to me by a gentleman who was at the party.
• It so happened that on the same afternoon that the French vessel came in, as before narrated, the English steamer of like name also arrived.
• It is now necessary to retrace our steps for a few years, that we may note the vicissitudes of Austria, while the empire was passing through the scenes we have narrated.
• The siege of Nineveh by the combined Medes and Babylonians was narrated by Ctesias at some length.
• The relations of Alexander to Henry III and to Edward I will be narrated in the following chapter.
• The events narrated are thought to have occurred about 56 years after the first return of Zerubbabel in 536 B.
• It is narrated in the form of a vision seen by Drithelm, who, in a trance, visits the regions which, on his return, he describes.
• The origin and history of this war will be narrated in the following chapter.
• Great saints came to see Yudhishthir in his exile, and narrated to him legends of ancient times and of former kings.
• The principal incidents of these ten days, ending with the fall of Bhishma, are narrated in this Book.
• They were to be, by a fine stroke, the very last words of my tale, their tranquillity striking a sharp ironic contrast with the stress of what had just been narrated.
• The monotony, to a man of his active habits, became almost intolerable, and the narrated adventures of Mr.
• The gentleman himself has narrated to us the true history of her proceedings on this point.
• Such stories are found in the traditions written down long after the events narrated, by men who knew nothing of the facts at first hand.
• I have already narrated some of my pleasant experiences in preaching at Saratoga, and I could add to them several other interesting incidents.
• What this intelligence was and how it came to pass must now be narrated.
• About a week after the circumstance we have narrated, St.
• It is narrated that Beethoven received the proposition with joy, but gave only a qualified assent.
• The facts occurred precisely as they are being narrated, and not long ago.
• On Friday afternoon, two days and some hours after the scene just narrated, Mrs.
• Lord Windermear then took me aside, and I narrated what had happened.
• I went to Mr Masterton, and narrated to him all that had passed.
• Archie narrated his past life, and, curious about mine, I had to tell him my simple story.
• A week after the events narrated in the preceding chapters, a small company was collected in a parlor of one of the houses of Hillsdale.

Similar words containing NARRAT without suffix ed

narrate7 narrater8 narrates8 narrator8 narraters9 narrating10 narration9 narrative12 narrators9 narratory12 enarration10 narratable12 narrations10 narratives13 enarrations11 narrational11 narratively17 narratology15 nonnarrative15 antinarrative16 metanarrative18 narratologies14 narratologist14 nonnarratives16 antinarratives17 metanarratives19 narratological17 narratologists15

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