Paralleled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARALLELED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARALLEL, to be extended in the same direction
• be side by side with (something extending in a line), always keeping the same distance; run or lie parallel to
• be similar or corresponding to
NOUN:
• a similarity or comparison
• a person or thing that is similar or analogous to another
• two parallel lines (‖) as a reference mark.
• two parallel lines (‖) as a reference mark.
• each of the imaginary parallel circles of constant latitude on the earth's surface.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of lines, planes, or surfaces) side by side and having the same distance continuously between them
• occurring or existing at the same time or in a similar way; corresponding
• of or denoting electrical components or circuits connected to common points at each end, rather than one to another in sequence.
• involving the simultaneous performance of operations
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be similar or analogous to

Words related to PARALLELED

parallel10 paralleling14 parallelled14 parallelling15 parallels11

Words that contain PARALLELED

unparalleled15

How to use PARALLELED in a sentence

• The suddenness and completeness of his destruction has been paralleled only by the defeat of the armies of Darius by Alexander the Great.
• Many a tragedy and many a comedy are included in its annals, and even to-day, although paralleled, crossed and recrossed by railroads, it is a most important highway of commerce.
• A sceptical writer has observed, with something like a sneer, that the noblest utterances of Gospel morality may be paralleled from the writings of heathen philosophers.
• The Neidorf case paralleled the Shadowhawk case in certain ways.
• It was a scene which could be paralleled only in the retreat of the French from Moscow.
• In the Race the tide ran with a strength and rapidity scarcely paralleled on the coasts of Britain.
• Remnants of fence with rotted posts sagging from rusty wire paralleled their course.
• This substantial deed of friendship he has not known paralleled in a single instance among men.
• Then he struck a cross trail which paralleled Ripley Creek, and this he followed into the sunshine of an open spot.
• But the Carthaginians defended themselves with a courage and an energy rarely paralleled in history.
• PART II CHAPTER I ANTHONY IN LONDON The development of a nation is strangely paralleled by the development of an individual.
• Notwithstanding this disaster, the Terrible maintained such a furious engagement against both as can hardly be paralleled in the annals of Britain.
• It was not until the end of that the long and bloody succession of assaults ended in the total subjugation of the place, after deeds of slaughter seldom paralleled.
• The latter stream almost paralleled the line between Medina and Uvalde counties, and as we expected some word from headquarters, we crossed over to the east fork.
• It was very noticeable how the farmhouses along some roads, which paralleled the front line trenches about one and a half miles behind it, gradually disappeared.
• Such occurrences are not to be paralleled in our own country, at least not in modern times.
• The state of things which ensued can only be paralleled with that so vividly described by Macaulay in his lurid picture of the oppression of Bengal under Warren Hastings.
• Changes in economic and social relations are paralleled by corresponding alterations in the total way of living.
• International banking and insurance paralleled international trade.
• The length to which Heine goes in attributing human emotions to nature is hardly to be paralleled before or since.
• This feature, however, is not confined to the Old World, and may easily be paralleled in the journalism of America.
• This is paralleled in the case of Bach, who, up to his thirtieth year was more famous as a performer than as composer.
• They paralleled the Ohio, the Tennessee, and the Cumberland, as well as the Father of Waters, and the steamboat lines began to feel the heavy hand of competition.
• Merchants from all parts were gathered there displaying their goods, and a scene of festivity and splendor was exhibited, such as modern civilization has never paralleled.
• Similarly the last triumph of the Moors in Spain, at the end of the tenth century, furnished an instance of generosity rarely paralleled.
• Further, the peculiar nomenclature of the Fifth Monarchy men, is fully paralleled in the personal names of priests and even of laymen in Japan.
• It was a rape of a continent to an extent never paralleled in ancient or modern times.

Similar words containing LLEL without suffix ed and without prefix para

allel5 allele6 allels6 hallel9 alleles7 allelic9 diallel8 hallels10 allelism10 alleluia8 diallels9 parallel10 sewellel11 allelisms11 alleluiah12 alleluias9 parallels11 sewellels12 shillelah15 alleluiahs13 halleluiah16 hallelujah23 nonallelic12 parallelly15 shillelagh17 shillelahs16 unparallel12 allelomorph18 allelopathy19 halleluiahs17 hallelujahs24 nonparallel13 paralleling14 parallelise13 parallelism15 parallelist13 parallelize22 parallelled14 shillelaghs18 subparallel15 allelomorphs19 allelopathic19 antiparallel14 interallelic14 parallelings15 parallelised15 parallelises14 parallelisms16 parallelists14 parallelized24 parallelizes23 parallelling15 parallelwise17 pseudoallele15 unparalleled15 nonparallels14 allelomorphic22 allelopathies18 antiparallels15 parallelising16 parallelistic17 parallelizing25 parallelogram18 pseudoalleles16 allelomorphism23 parallelepiped21 parallelograms19 parallelopiped21 allelomorphisms24 parallelepipeda22 parallelepipeds22 parallelopipeda22 parallelopipeds22

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.