Paroled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAROLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PAROLE, to give a conditional release of a prisoner
• release (a prisoner) on parole
NOUN:
• the temporary or permanent release of a prisoner before the expiry of a sentence, on the promise of good behaviour
• a promise or undertaking given by a prisoner of war to return to custody or act as a non-belligerent if released
• the actual linguistic behaviour or performance of individuals, in contrast to the linguistic system of a community.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to release from prison before completion of the imposed sentence

Words related to PAROLED

parole8 paroles9 paroling11

How to use PAROLED in a sentence

• He had collected about 2,000 men from the regiments then forming, including the Third regiment, recently paroled, and a battery under command of Capt.
• Bacon was consequently paroled, though not given privilege to leave Jamestown.
• If a paroled prisoner breaks his word in this respect, upon recapture he is liable to be put to death.
• About the paroled men, get them in the rowboats and set them loose.
• Their Mobile boy had left them and given the reins to an old man, a disabled and paroled soldier bound homeward into Vicksburg.
• Here he was given employment by the physician in charge of the hospital, and after ten months of good conduct, was paroled.
• But at the scene of the murder, the stage-driver of the present generation tells his passengers that Darcy was paroled several years ago, after spending thirty years in prison.
• He may add that Darcy, the ex-convict, is an inert and lifeless creature, married to a paroled woman as lifeless as himself.
• Only last week, one of the paroled convicts, working in the settlement, had been bitten by some venomous evil thing, and had died a few hours later.
• He nodded in recognition of the salutes given him by groups of paroled prisoners, chewing betel nut under the trees.
• But always, in the distance, with his back discreetly turned, sat her Kling guardian, the paroled prisoner, chewing betel nut.
• The remainder were paroled and returned to America.
• The Christmas had been rendered still happier by the reception of a telegram, that another exchange of paroled prisoners had been made, and we were hourly expecting their arrival.
• Again I ask you to put yourself in the place of a man paroled under such conditions.
• It seems that the two old men upon whose complaint you were indicted knew when you were to be paroled.
• The Camp Jackson prisoners were paroled and restored to liberty.
• In these cases the prisoner is paroled to someone who promises the board to employ him, and a monthly report is to be made of his conduct for a stated length of time.
• Perhaps on an average ten per cent of those paroled are sent back to prison before their term expires.
• In time, however, his anxiety for his family induced him to follow them to Detroit, where, in the month of January, he was received and paroled by General Proctor.
• The confessedly criminal immigrants were paroled convicts from Sydney and other criminal colonies.
• We were paroled on shipboard the same day, and before night concocted a scheme to get the Englishmen drunk on our whisky.
• Whether any of those thus engaged with him were injured is not disclosed, but it is certain that the paroled soldier was very badly hurt.

Similar words containing PAROL without suffix ed

parol7 parole8 parols8 parolee9 paroles9 parolees10 paroling11 parolable13

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