Quelled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUELLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• QUELL, to suppress
• put an end to (a rebellion or other disorder), typically by the use of force
• subdue or silence (someone)
• suppress (a feeling)
ADJECTIVE:
• subdued or overcome

Words related to QUELLED

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Words that contain QUELLED

unquelled19

How to use QUELLED in a sentence

• His unswerving eyes Quelled her by steadfast calm, yet kindled her By lavish love and light.
• Jones, so he quelled the disturbance he had caused.
• But that letter had been a blow, and the blow, though it had not quelled him, had weakened his forces.
• Miss Vickers replied for him, and the altercation that ensued was only quelled by the appearance of Mr.
• But when Iwar heard that the rising in his country had been quelled by the punishment of the rebel, he went to Denmark.
• She met his eyes for one fleeting second then closed her own with a gasp and a blind effort to escape that was instantly quelled.
• A dreadful fear in her heart had not yet been quelled.
• Later in the year, the mutinous spirit having been quelled, a counter-expedition was made by the Romans into Arzanene.
• The Iroquois, however, were not the men to be quelled by a single defeat.
• At last Miss Wilson quelled the prevailing anarchy.
• A little later she found that he had quelled a revolt against her authority that was simmering in the minds of the table-maids.
• Now that peace is secured for the present between our two countries, the spirit is not forgotten that quelled the storm.
• The world knows that it was Luther who quelled the riot in his town.
• But through the representative citizenship of Worthington, in that place gathered, passed a quiver of sound, indeterminate, obscure, yet having all the passion of a quelled sob.
• Thought, the living principle of good and ill, can only be trained, quelled, and guided by religion.
• At the same time he quelled a formidable mutiny of his troops which had broken out in Campania.
• The rebellion being quelled, the legislature resolved to make examples of those who had been concerned in disturbing the peace of their country.
• From this cause disturbances took place at Burnley, Stockport, and other places, which could only be quelled by the prompt exertions of the Manchester yeomanry.
• Neill quelled the power, if not the spirit, of rebellion all around.
• By this time the lovers had quelled emotion into silence, and could preserve the limits laid down by duty and convention.
• Hussein Pasha was succeeded by the Grand Vizier, Redchid Pasha, the same who had distinguished himself in Greece, and quelled the revolt of Scodro Pasha.
• To the great surprise of every one I quelled the inflammation and fever, banished the swelling, and got him into good condition, when the foot was amputated and shown to me.
• The Evangelical movement there was quelled only by the Imperial arms and the Inquisition.
• The sight of that swinging knife quelled every riot before it got started.
• It is but a moment before the other passion of remorse comes to make havoc of the helpless child, and the first passion of anger is quelled outright.
• I could hardly hear the rattle of our own gun-carriages, and only once or twice the music of our band came to me muffled and quelled by the uproar.
• Three sheep were taken from me last night, Jesus answered, and the rest will go one by one, two by two, three by three, unless the revolt be quelled.
• For he was only four-and-twenty, and the bitter grind of years and toil had not yet worn his spirit down nor quelled the ardor of his splendid strength and optimism.
• There was some fighting in the streets during the night, but the Americans quickly quelled the uprising.
• ASQUITH would no doubt have quelled the storm, but as one of the favoured few who are to receive the full Report he felt himself, I suppose, precluded from saying it.
• There was something in the tone in which that simple command was given, and in the look by which it was accompanied, that effectually quelled John Bumpus in spite of himself.
• Mafferton looked quelled when they arrived, and Isabel quite abject, while Mrs.
• Insensibly almost, my pride was quelled, and I became humble and religiously inclined.
• There were occasional risings of barbaric tribes, which, by force of arms, he speedily quelled.
• There was a hard, grim look in his blue eyes that, for a moment perhaps, quelled the elder lad.

Similar words containing QUELL without suffix ed

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