Perpetrate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERPETRATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bring about or carry out, as a crime or deception
• carry out or commit (a harmful, illegal, or immoral action)
• To do or perform; to carry through; to execute, commonly in a bad sense; to commit (as a crime, an offense); to be guilty of; as, to perpetrate a foul deed.
• perform an act, usually with a negative connotation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring about or carry out (as a crime or deception); commit

Words related to PERPETRATE

perpetrated16 perpetrates15 perpetrating17

Words that contain PERPETRATE

perpetrated16 perpetrates15 unperpetrated18

How to use PERPETRATE in a sentence

• Goodrich, the editor of the Pioneer, heard of it, and he accordingly made preparation to perpetrate a huge joke on the Minnesotian.
• It did not seem possible that any man of birth, breeding and social position could be so contemptible as to perpetrate an act of this character.
• As he was about to perpetrate this unworthy action, he looked towards the bed.
• It was a house of mourning, and from that time I lived in daily fear lest the monster I had created should perpetrate some new wickedness.
• Wherefore, O prince, has thou then stopped to perpetrate a deed not sanctioned by the ordinance? I have been sore afflicted with hunger.
• There were three parties, Ferdinand, Stephen and Solyman, all alike ready to be guilty of any inhumanity or to perpetrate any perfidy in the accomplishment of their plans.
• He was afraid to have his brothers marry lest it might be a nephew who was to perpetrate the deed.
• She commissioned a hired murderer to perpetrate the deed.
• I may as well tell you that there is a plot on foot to perpetrate a gigantic fraud against the people.
• Let all who have a story to tell, an anecdote to relate, or a joke to perpetrate, feel free to do so.
• Efforts have been made in other Southern States to perpetrate similar outrages, but for the most part without avail.
• It may serve the purposes of a man who little regards the Union to perpetrate a joke on the hazard of its dissolution.
• The only truly witty one I ever knew him to perpetrate, took place at a country-house where a large party of us were assembled.
• Can she not go to Rome, Berlin, Vienna, Milan, or London? Yes, London would be the right place! There she can perpetrate libels whenever she pleases.
• It was a disgrace to her not to know the proper way in which she had to perpetrate self-destruction.
• The stronger oppress the weak, and perpetrate every species of crime, without being amenable to any tribunal for their actions.
• May your heavenly Father do so too! It is hard to conceive that anything could induce you to perpetrate an act so shocking, so impossible to reconcile to nature or reason.
• A band of raiders had ridden in early to perpetrate the Lawrence massacre.
• They repeated his witticisms, especially those he did not perpetrate.
• It is difficult for a man of sterling talent to perpetrate a pun, or to solve an enigma.
• Having slain Helen, dost thou perpetrate murder on murder? ORES.
• Alas! alas! do not thou then, my soul, do not thou at least perpetrate this.
• Phoebus who commanded us to perpetrate the slaying of our mother.
• But what irremediable evil art thou then about to perpetrate? PHAE.
• It was lawful then to tell a lie or perpetrate any evil deed in order to protect his child.
• Such a tendency, when it becomes very pronounced, leads its unhappy possessor to perpetrate offenses against his fellow-men, or, in other words, to commit crime.
• Susy knew far better than Kathleen what a mad action the girls were about to perpetrate.

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