Perused is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERUSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERUSE, to read
• read (something), typically in a thorough or careful way
• examine carefully or at length

Words related to PERUSED

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Words that contain PERUSED

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How to use PERUSED in a sentence

• He opened the letters while I perused them and dictated the various replies.
• The soldier was invited to be seated, and the letter was perused with an evident curiosity on the part of Denbigh.
• Return thou it to me the moment thou hast perused it.
• Having carefully perused it, he held it towards the taper, with the intention of destroying it.
• The king, having perused it, is no way dissatisfied with his.
• I can never hope to describe the curious delight with which I perused my precious newspaper.
• Return the enclosed the moment thou hast perused it.
• Hardly had I perused a page when there came a tap upon my door.
• God testifieth and beareth Me witness that this Wronged One hath not perused the Bayan, nor been acquainted with its contents.
• I well remember the acute sorrow with which, by my own fire-side, I first perused Dr.
• Lewis understood your letters in the same sense as myself, and so did every other person who perused them.
• His mind full of this secondary subject, he perused the sheets of the letter with singular impatience and distaste.
• The Platonic Marriage, Eliza Warwick, and some other interesting tales were perused with eagerness.
• As she had learned to read, she perused with avidity every book that came in her way.
• About the time of the death of Origen, a Latin author, whose writings are still perused with interest, was beginning to attract much notice.
• Yet I enclose it to you with entire confidence, free to be perused by yourself and Mrs.
• This is submitted to the division superintendent in the morning, and after he has perused and digested its contents he sends a condensed copy to the general superintendent.
• The other pages, those remaining to be perused, were different.
• There are, again, other books which caused this happy emotion of wonder, when first perused, long since, but which do so no longer.
• He was met by an old man with a roll of parchment in his hand, which he gave to Cromwell, who perused it carefully.
• They were productive of a vast amount of good, as all denominations of Christians and all ranks of men perused them.
• When his toilet was completed, and his Sunday newspapers sufficiently perused, he took up his hat and umbrella and sauntered out.
• If they be perused, the actual truth and inward verity will become clear and apparent.
• He wrote plain books for the masses, and his writings were perused alike in palace and cottage.
• I looked again and again, yet read ever the same words, and, laboring under tremendous excitement, I hurriedly perused the account of the murder.
• Gerusez may be perused with pleasure and profit by the student.
• When I had but a little way perused it, I found that my condition was in his experience so handled as if his book had been written out of my heart.
• I perused a chapter of Paul or of Luke, or some verses of a hymn, and although they appeared to me to abound with error, I found satisfaction and profit in them.
• But, by such, Johnson professed, that he had little expectation of his writings being perused.
• These are Mortals who have a certain Curiosity without Power of Reflection, and perused my Papers like Spectators rather than Readers.
• They are far better recognized by being felt in the verse of the master, than by being perused in the prose of the critic.
• This book I had again and again perused with delight.
• He left them quietly alone until the meal was over and then, taking them to a corner of the parlor, perused them intently.
• I purchased some books, and at leisure moments perused them with considerable advantage to myself.
• I again perused all, or most, authors I had, sometimes adding, at other times diminishing, until at last I thought it worthy of the press.

Similar words containing PERUS without suffix ed

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