Pardoned is valid Scrabble Word

Is pardoned a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for PARDONED in dictionary:

VERB:

PARDON, to release from liability for an offence
forgive or excuse (a person, error, or offence)
release (an offender) from the legal consequences of an offence or conviction, and often implicitly from blame
used to indicate that someone is justified in doing or thinking a particular thing given the circumstances

NOUN:

the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offence
a cancellation of the legal consequences of an offence or conviction
an indulgence, as widely sold in medieval Europe.

INTERJECTION:

a request to a speaker to repeat something because one did not hear or understand it

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to release from liability for an offense

Words related to PARDONED

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Words that contain PARDONED

How to use PARDONED in a sentence

She has not yet reached the placidity of a pardoned soul.
His mother Atilla, whom to his everlasting infamy, he had betrayed, was passed over as a victim too insignificant for notice, and was neither pardoned nor punished.
One shared the general indulgence, one pardoned, one had only an infinite pity and an ardent charity.
Langdon, and he may be pardoned for asking Miss Darley questions about his scholars as well as about their lessons.
Pardoned? Yes, joyously pardoned! Forgiven by heaven, forgiven on earth.
In spite of all this, had you brought me a submissive head, I would have pardoned you, on account of your youth and the customs of your nation.
He had pardoned nearly all the leaders in the rebellion through the medium of amnesty proclamations.
Through the efforts of the Father he was, after a time, pardoned and employment secured for him.
Am I not pardoned? Furthermore, Athor is beauty, and beauty guided my hand in creating this statue.
Both are free acts, the one the free forgiveness of the Church, the other the free giving of the pardoned.

The earl of Norwich and Sir John Owen, being condemned by the same court, were pardoned by the commons.
Hands was tried for piracy in Virginia in December, 1718, but pardoned.
Afterwards pardoned, but fined and banished from the colony.
Tried for piracy at Cambridge, Massachusetts, and condemned to be hanged, but was afterwards pardoned.
De Soto was condemned to death, but eventually fully pardoned owing to his heroic conduct in rescuing the crew of an American vessel some time previously.
The convicts were pardoned, and a stay law was passed.
But we may be pardoned our scepticism, seeing there are so many chances of error.
Wicked ultimately pardoned and admitted to endless bliss, 624-u.
Having confessed his crimes and given himself up to be punished, he had been sent to prison, but because of good behavior had been soon pardoned.
May replies be sent by the first ship and any faults of mine which may be found therein be pardoned, and all necessary instructions be furnished to me.
He had been brought in fetters before his lord at Babylon, and there pardoned and restored to his kingdom.
By art some most delicate subjects, very nearly approaching license, have been pardoned.
How could he be a pirate who could not help himself? If it were a Christian country, they would have pardoned him for his gray hairs.
The joy of the Lord, that joy which comes from knowing our sin is pardoned.
And to make it a cheerful day to every one, all offenders who had for stealing Indian corn been ordered to wear iron collars were pardoned.
But Washington pardoned them, and the conflict ended there.
Everybody was pardoned, and everybody recognised the truth of Christianity.
This understanding is instinctive and practical and, if the phrase may be pardoned, it is the body that understands.
She might accuse him of having forgotten her, but to herself she explained and pardoned all.
Had he been permitted to live another twenty-four hours, Napoleon would unquestionably have pardoned him, though he never doubted the justice of the sentence.

Similar words containing PARDON without suffix ed

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