Pitied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PITIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
NOUN:
• the feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the sufferings and misfortunes of others
• a cause for regret or disappointment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of pity

Words related to PITIED

pity9 pitying13

Words that contain PITIED

bepitied13 unpitied11 outpitied12

How to use PITIED in a sentence

• There were persons connected with the trade, some of whom he pitied on account of the difficulty of their situation.
• I liked the man, you see, and pitied him for his loneliness.
• I hastily left the room, for I pitied the poor creature too much to bear his cries.
• But if this is the order of his understanding, he is greatly to be pitied.
• He told Harry that for himself he had no sympathy with the rulers in London, and that he sorely pitied the prisoners he was bringing over.
• There was a Continental duchess aboard, whom I pitied.
• We pitied her husband, although we had only known and employed him for a short time, yet we had found him honest and industrious, and apparently disposed to do well.
• The people only listened because she was blind and they were poor, and so they pitied her.
• For the first time in their acquaintance of the woman, they pitied her.
• In a breath he had pitied its loneliness, seen its use, and jumped into it.
• He knew it, and, I think, rather pitied the old lady for her weakness.
• Then Barbara had looked upon his white face and knew of his straits, and had pitied him.
• Those only are to be pitied who die without the experience of affection.
• We pitied the poor fellow from the bottom of our heart.
• Indeed, he saw that she was rather to be pitied than blamed.
• Girls who had to walk more than half a mile to school were pitied.
• Sorely was I tempted to own that I had pitied and loved her in her infancy.
• She looked at his troubled countenance, and pitied him for his long evening of mental strain.
• He was the child of a drunkard, and as much to be pitied as blamed for his vices.
• They pitied in their misfortune the men whom they would have not wished to see conquer on account of the treatment those same persons had formerly accorded them.
• Never was a slave in the South, though in the hands of a Legree, more to be pitied than the slave of worry.
• Such an one is to be pitied for he is tossed hither and yon, to and fro, at the whim of every breath of suspicion he breathes.
• For two days it seemed almost impossible for him to get enough to eat, and although I pitied him, I knew I must not give him all he would have eaten.
• The crew on the large vessel saw Ivan and pitied him.
• He was an active and sympathetic teacher, and bestowed unusual pains upon the boy, partly because he pitied his unhappy situation, and partly because of his aptitude to learn.
• Not caring to be pitied, nor to be so soon a deserted wife, nor yet to admit my loss of attraction for him, I dashed into the gay life of Paris with reckless fervour.
• If it were to be shared with the woman he loved, he could not think any man to be pitied for having that house.
• He pitied his wife, he pitied himself, he pitied his children, he almost pitied the dumb walls and the beautiful furniture around him.
• Those who knew him well only pitied him, but it seemed to the tired man as if every eye must look at him with reproach.
• I so pitied him that I found the courage to remain.
• I glanced at Rachel, and really pitied her, she looked so distressed, so conscious.

Similar words containing PITI without suffix ed

pitier8 pities8 wapiti11 pitiers9 pitieth12 pitiful12 spiting10 wapitis12 bepitied13 bepities12 colpitis12 hospitia13 pitiable12 pitiably15 pitikins14 pitiless10 sopiting11 unpitied11 uppitier12 despiting13 hospitium16 outpitied12 outpities11 pitifully17 respiting12 unpitiful14 uppitiest13 colpitises14 pitifuller15 pitilessly15 precipitin16 propitiate14 propitious14 uppitiness14 pitifullest16 pitifulness16 precipitins17 propitiable17 propitiated16 propitiates15 propitiator15 stipitiform18 unpitifully19 pitiableness16 pitilessness14 propitiating17 propitiation16 propitiative19 propitiators16 propitiatory19 propitiously19 unpropitious16 uppitinesses16 pitifulnesses18 propitiations17 propitiatious17 serendipities16 serendipitist16 unpitifulness18 pitiablenesses18 pitilessnesses16 precipitinogen21 propitiatories18 propitiatorily21 propitiousness18 serendipitists17 unpropitiously21 precipitinogens22 unpitifulnesses20 propitiousnesse19 propitiousnesses20

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