Pained is valid Scrabble Word

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

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for PAINED in dictionary:

VERB:

PAIN, to cause suffering or distress

ADJECTIVE:

affected with pain, especially mental pain; hurt or troubled
having or suggesting pain or distress
hurt or upset

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cause pain (suffering or distress)

Words related to PAINED

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How to use PAINED in a sentence

His head pained him considerably, but beyond that and an occasional nauseous sensation the injury he had received in the fight caused him no very great distress.
I was pained by her attentions to others, or perhaps by an apparent preference of a book or a bouquet to me.
Mathieu was deeply pained by the scene, but kept his own counsel.
And this pained her, and she tried to prove to me how stupid the quarrel was, for we should all of us lose by it.
He was at first annoyed and pained by many of the peculiarities of Southern society, and then became gradually accustomed to them.
I cannot tell how much I suffered in the presence of these wrongs, nor how I am still pained by the retrospect.
All are now dead who could by any chance he pained by the publication of facts in which their relatives look part long years ago.
Perceiving that they had really pained her they said no more, and order again prevailed.
She looked at him with pained eyes and a quiver of the lips.
They also, like Sylvia herself, had been pained that Madame Wolsky had not cared to say good-bye to them.

See what a deep wound I must have in me, to be pained by the touch of such a hand.
His head pained dully and he ached all over for lack of sleep.
That pained her far less than she would have thought.
Still I did not move or speak, but looked at him unwavering, though it pained me to think the women heard.
When he saw his son modify his religious beliefs he was very much pained.
A hope had long clung to his heart, arising from that lofty tone of feeling which is more pained at becoming the tool of falsehood than at being the victim of misfortune.
If He can receive any gratification or enjoyment from that which exists beyond Himself, He can also be displeased and pained with it, and then He would be an imperfect being.
Yet he was too sorely pained not to give vent to words which in fact if not in form conveyed severe censure.
Her heart pained until she suffered with every breath.
Hamilton felt too deeply pained and disappointed to speak again.
When my father saw the angry, pained expression on my face, an idea seemed to occur to him.
But Beatrice, quick to suspect, saw the look of pained embarrassment in his face and almost guessed the truth.
His wife pulled a little at her glove, as if embarrassed, or even pained.
That last proof of her tenderness pained me terribly.
He was shocked by his disobedience, and pained to find that one who had done so well could do so ill.
In breathing that atmosphere of a theatre, he experienced a strange sensation that pained and consoled him at the same time.
About a twelvemonth ago she had left him beneath that oak, humbled and deeply pained, doubtless, by her haughty words.
But, for your consolation, we will stop to-day with this piece of work, and you shall not be pained to cut down any more trees out of season.

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