Promised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROMISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROMISE, to make a declaration of assurance
• assure someone that one will definitely do something or that something will happen
• pledge (someone, especially a woman) to marry someone else; betroth
• give good grounds for expecting (a particular occurrence)
• announce (something) as being expected to happen
• contemplate the pleasant expectation of
NOUN:
• a declaration or assurance that one will do something or that a particular thing will happen
• an indication that something is likely to occur
• the quality of potential excellence

Words related to PROMISED

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Words that contain PROMISED

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How to use PROMISED in a sentence

• The men were for the most part poor whites, who had enlisted because they could earn their bread no other way, and promised to make but indifferent soldiers.
• He would need bracing, for there were obstacles ahead, but he had promised Barbara to help Cartwright out.
• Moreover, Cartwright had hinted that he expected them to run risks, and Lister had promised Barbara to help him out.
• Frank stayed in the cave with the girls, and they promised to be very good.
• He promised his help until they felt able to do without him, if they would only come.
• He had promised her an American breakfast, and these eggs, boiled, did serve to remind everybody of a distant home, that was still remembered with melancholy pleasure.
• It is in consequence of this that he is reported to have promised not to oppose the annexation of Hawaii if his interests are not interfered with.
• He, verily, is the One Whom ye were promised in the Books of God, the Holy, the Almighty, the All-Praised.
• Hardyman promised to have the dog looked for in every part of the farm, and to send him back in the care of one of his own men.
• You are promised also, too conquere great and mightie nations.
• CHAPTER XXXI THE CHILDREN The house did not progress as fast as Nelson had promised, and it was likely to be well toward Christmas before we could occupy it.
• Plenty and plunder were promised, and thousands flocked to his tents.
• I felt particularly uneasy knowing that at one Centre meeting, Rama had promised to take closer devotees for a ride through the death worlds in a Porsche.
• God will as surely give you the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ, as he has promised it.
• His mind was now steadfastly turned towards the future, and he was continually looking for his promised rest.
• This is the One Whom the heart of the world remembereth, and is promised in the Books of God, the Mighty, the All-Wise.
• I shall tell him that I must remain his prisoner, and allow myself to be transported to If, to Cayenne, or where he pleases, until the king has made all the promised payments.
• But he had learned to distrust his own strength, and to lean upon the promised help of God.
• Under this condition only, the Turks promised freedom to the Serbs and equal rights.
• It was said also that he was punished for having broken his oath, for he had promised the Duke of Orleans to respect his lands and his towns.
• He said in the morning, and promised to wait until I came to help.
• The dawn grew rosy, promised sunshine, fulfilled its promise.
• By the evening we had lost sight of the land near Port Patterson, and were steering towards the opening that promised so much.
• A revolution had been promised, but a shower of rain fell and the revolution was postponed.
• Hamilton, and promised to obey his directions faithfully, only imploring him to clear Mr.
• From the first hour I was encouraged to court your favor, to this happy day of obtaining it, I have never promised you anything but humble and persevering endeavors to do my duty.
• It was all set to rights long before Clorinda recalled to mind that she had promised that Anne should sometime see her chance visitors take their dish of tea with her.

Similar words containing PROMIS without suffix ed

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