Personated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERSONATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERSONATE, to assume the identity of, with intent to deceive
• play the part of (a character in a drama)
• pretend to be (someone else), especially for fraudulent purposes such as casting a vote in another person's name
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• impersonate, represent; to assume without authority and with fraudulent intent (some character or capacity)

Words related to PERSONATED

personate11

Words that contain PERSONATED

impersonated17

How to use PERSONATED in a sentence

• Simple is the device, and the composition meane, yet carrieth some delight, even the rather because of the simplicitie and meannesse thus personated.
• The remainder of the company were barely passable as strolling players, with the exception of the actor who personated Osmyn.
• Not long after he removed to that city, there was a dramatic representation at the Park Theatre, in which Placide personated the French Emperor.
• Discovers who it was that personated her at Hampstead.
• She told a tiresome story about her having been robbed of her papers and her name by an impostor who had personated her.
• In 1585 a man appeared who personated the dead king.
• Vrain was a puppet in your hands, and you locked him up in an asylum a fortnight after the man who personated him was murdered.
• Of course, Clear personated Vrain as Lydia had last seen him, that is, clean-shaven, and neat in his dress.
• The king rode before the lady, and personated the servant.
• The dieties personated in this occasion were the gods Hasjelti and Taadotjaii, and the goddess Tebahdi.
• Two men personated Naiyenesgony and Tobaidischinni.
• This beautiful tableau is personated by two figures, a young man and a maiden.
• Powel, and Andromache was excellently personated by the inimitable Mrs.
• The Invention of the Holy Cross, personated by six wily Priests.
• It is much more difficult to converse with the World in a real than a personated Character.
• There are no women, though the female sex is personated.
• The performers were all strenuous and some capable, but the hit of the evening was Phillips Brooks, who personated the giantess Glumdalca to perfection.
• It was none other than the crazy pauper, Tom Bifield, who personated General Andrew Jackson in the poor-house.
• Keith looked every inch the charming Prince Hero he personated, and Malcolm made such a dashing knight that there was a burst of applause every time he appeared.
• The spectre was to be personated by one Thompson, a portly jovial actor, whose views as to the treatment of the supernatural upon the stage were of a very primitive kind.
• The boys who, prior to the Civil War, had personated the heroines of the drama, were now too mature, both in years and aspect, for such an occupation.
• The moralities were enacted in court-yards or palaces, the characters generally being personated by students, or merchants from the guilds.
• Always of a theatrical turn, he acted well in private drama, in which the gentlemen were amateurs, and the female parts were personated by professional actresses.
• The actor on the stage was the very man he personated.
• Each of the spacious houses of entertainment personated some particular Russian nation, where the dress, music and amusements of that nation were represented.

Similar words containing PERSONAT without suffix ed

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