Ransomed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RANSOMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RANSOM, to pay a price for redemption from captivity
• obtain the release of (a captive) by paying a ransom
• hold (a captive) and demand a ransom for their release
• release (a captive) after receiving a ransom
NOUN:
• a sum of money demanded or paid for the release of a captive
• the holding or freeing of a captive in return for payment of a ransom
ADJECTIVE:
• saved from the bondage of sin
• reclaimed by payment of a ransom
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to obtain the release of by paying a demanded price

Words related to RANSOMED

ransom8 ransoming12 ransoms9

Words that contain RANSOMED

transomed12 unransomed13

How to use RANSOMED in a sentence

• Taken prisoner at the unsuccessful siege of Rheims, he is said to have been ransomed by money out of the royal purse.
• But you will both find them to be good and brave soldiers, and us still more zealous, because, by your kindness, we have been ransomed and restored to our country.
• Holy Jesus, every day Keep us in the narrow way, And when earthly things are past, Bring our ransomed souls at last Where they need no star to guide.
• For herself above all she was fixed for ever, rescued from all change and ransomed from all doubt.
• Some were burned at the stake, others were sold to the French or British traders, and long afterwards made their escape, or were ransomed by their relatives.
• At last, after having run the gauntlet eight times and been thrice tied to the stake, he was ransomed by some traders.
• A china bird, which a ransomed slave had given to his daughter, when she was a little girl, was placed on the mantel-piece, because he liked to look at it.
• The soldiers behaved with entire propriety, and two exhorted them with pious unction, as children of one Father, ransomed by the same Redeemer.
• The troublous reign of James I gave him but little time for conducting a foreign war, and the truce which was made when the king was ransomed continued till 1433.
• They, therefore, took them to Detroit, where all were ransomed by the British except Boone.
• The maid is taken prisoner, and the King, who could have ransomed her, leaves her to be burned alive.
• And among them, as later I heard in my bed, was Randal Rutherford, who had ransomed himself out of the hands of the French in Paris, whereat I was right glad.
• The skulls of the victims are hung up as trophies in the open buildings in front of their houses, and are occasionally ransomed by their surviving relations for a sum of money.
• They led her into a distant part of the city, and placed her for the night under the charge of some people who made their living by receiving the newly ransomed.
• In a day or two she would be ransomed by Powhatan, and for his part in the matter, he, Japezaws, would gain what he so greatly longed to possess.
• Ambrogio and Milan, ransomed them for a great price and had them brought in 725 to Genoa, where they were shown to the people for many days.
• I am going to keep you here until you are ransomed.
• At this place some of the prisoners were ransomed, but many others could not bring in their moneys in so short a time.
• The governor, Don Luis de Cordova, was on the third day discovered by an Englishman hidden in the hay in a stable, and was ransomed for 70,000 pieces of eight.
• An Englishman found the Governor hiding in some hay in a loft, and he was ransomed for 70,000 pieces of eight.
• Ye are accepted in the Threshold of the True One and are chosen by the Most Great Guidance! Ye have asked regarding the word of the “Ransomed Ones”.
• He had been ransomed by the sweat of no vulgar agony, by the blood of no earthly sacrifice.
• At the end of about six months, a company of trading Moors arrived with tobacco, who after some weeks ransomed the whole party.
• In his seuerall seruices against the Moores he was twise taken prisoner, and both times ransomed by the king.
• Ebenezer, Silas, and Jonathan Zane were then taken to Detroit and ransomed.
• Palmer detained, and would have brought up to the settlement, had not their friends ransomed them with the property that had been stolen.
• After being ransomed for the said amount, they were transported, unarmed, to Boeotia.
• O Jesus, bring us to that rest, Where all the ransomed shall be found, In thine eternal fulness blest, While ages roll their cycles round.
• After two years and a half in chains, Valdemar was ransomed by his people with a great sum of gold.
• The ransomed captives were put on board a small unarmed yacht that had come out to receive them.
• It is but now that I have been ransomed by my friends.
• Maracaibo they ransomed afresh, obtained a pilot, passed the forts with ease, and returned after sacking a small province.
• In the sixteenth century thousands of Christians were held captive in Turkish and Saracen prisons, and many of these were ransomed by the charitable of Europe.
• Word is also received from Maluco that the Dutch commander, Pablo Blancard, was ransomed this year.

Similar words containing RANSOM without suffix ed

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