Patronised is valid Scrabble Word

Is patronised a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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10 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for PATRONISED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [PA·TRON·IZED, PA·TRON·IZ·ING.]:

to give (a store, restaurant, hotel, etc.) one's regular patronage; trade with.

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [PAÂ·TRONÂ·IZED, PAÂ·TRONÂ·IZÂ·ING.]:

to behave in an offensively condescending manner toward: a professor who patronizes his students.
to act as a patron toward (an artist, institution, etc.); support.

VERB:

PATRONISE, to assume the condescending air of a patron towards, also PATRONIZE

ADJECTIVE:

having patronage or clients

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

British variant of patronize

Words related to PATRONISED

Words that contain PATRONISED

How to use PATRONISED in a sentence

Here and there in the residential road are little oases of shops, patronised by the neighbourhood, and some of the children may live over these.
Here was a beardless young sprig, who patronised him and asked him whether he found London was changed.
My noble captain, Jack Chase, rather patronised Lemsford, and he would stoutly take his part against scores of adversaries.
In those days, Trouville was not greatly patronised.
He thinks it the highest honour to a poet to be patronised by a peer or by some dowager of quality.
Hunt ought to have been a gentleman born, and to have patronised men of letters.
In spite of herself she became interested in the buying problems of the practical and plain-visaged housewives who patronised this section.
Though it was rather far out from Greenwich the Greenwich denizens patronised it at the expense of time and trouble.
There is a school in India, happily not yet much patronised by the Home Government nor by the Governor-General, but always struggling with more or less success for ascendancy.
One of them is patronised by the Greek ex-Royal Family.

Cards are not much patronised by the present generation, yet dignity is occasionally sunk in a romping round game at Christ-tide.
But the bill being patronised and supported by the court interest, surmounted all objections, and afterwards passed into a law.
They are patronised by fools with more money than wits, and chiefly by foreign fools.
Brough was a great man among the Dissenting connection, and you saw his name for hundreds at the head of every charitable society patronised by those good people.
The ship patronised of Hassan Rayes, which you wrote to be ours, prooued to be a Catalonian.
The court was filled with native officials, the cities and temples were restored, and Egyptian learning was patronised.
This command, they said, the General had accepted, though he had declined similar honours from every town in France, except Paris, in order to show that he patronised their cause.
Both the tables and the bar were well patronised at all times.
A long series of hermits, monks, and anachorets propagated the system and, patronised by Athanasius, it spread to all parts of the world.
A fashionable lady patronised him graciously, and took great charge of him, and asked him about his estates.
He said that it was all vanity and childishness, and that such objects were to those who patronised them, mere mirrors of their own superiority.
He lavishly patronised everybody, and never disguised his desire to repudiate all connection with his less imposing fellow-worker in a different sphere.
And they patronised, so far as they could, every dramatic troupe that appeared in the neighbourhood of Berwick.
What an importation of unclean theatrical stuff was brought to our shores at that time! And yet professors of religion patronised such things.
The four different kinds of wine were not very liberally patronised by any of our party.
Poor Fearnley! would he could have remained in this country! Had he been moderately patronised, he might have added an honourable name to our dictionary of painters.
And Howel danced, and talked, and introduced his friends, and patronised everybody, much as if he had been a feudal monarch amongst his barons.

Similar words containing PATRONIS without suffix ed

patronise11 patroniser12 patronises12 patronisers13 patronising14 unpatronised15 patronisation15 patronisingly19 patronisations16

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