Rearranged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REARRANGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REARRANGE, to arrange in a different way
• change the position of
• change (the position, time, or order of something)

Words related to REARRANGED

rearrange10

Words that contain REARRANGED

prearranged15

How to use REARRANGED in a sentence

• While the scout rearranged his disguise, Duncan, searching the cave, in another compartment discovered Alice.
• Both boys were delighted, and soon had the camp rearranged to accommodate the strangers.
• After waiting a good hour the three Rovers rearranged the room, hanging up some of the bedding and rugs to dry near the window, which they left wide open.
• The equipment should be carefully adjusted before starting out, and any part that is not comfortable should be rearranged at the first opportunity.
• A dozen times I tried to make my nest and settle down to work, and a dozen times, like a turning fastidious dog upon a hearth rug, I rearranged my chair and books and papers.
• After this mishap the wind abated, and having got my tent re-arranged, I again went to sleep.
• He rearranged the manual so that every movement formed the logical groundwork of the succeeding one.
• She put some of the roses in a vase, and rearranged this and that, moving lightly and softly about.
• She rose, and going over to the washstand, poured some water from the pitcher into the basin, and washed her face and swollen eyelids, and rearranged her hair.
• Everything in the studio on rollers had been rearranged.
• On the country thus re-organized and re-arranged a tribute of a new character was laid.
• She rearranged her hair, combing and brushing it with unusual energy.
• The chambermaid rearranged it with a ready hand which showed that she was no beginner in the art of dressing hair.
• Then he re-arranged all the furniture, as was his energetic wont.
• I have also rearranged the matter with the object of making the various sections more consecutive than they were previously.
• The old Botanical Garden that had degenerated into a kitchen-garden for the Commons was rearranged and furnished with many specimens gathered round about.
• Her disordered thoughts rearranged themselves in a dazzling dream.
• She kissed them and set them in a big copper jug, arranged and rearranged them for the simple pleasure it afforded her.
• She put on a dainty summer dross, rearranged her hair, powdered away all trace of the tears that insisted on coming as soon as she reached the sanctuary of her own room.
• Then she dusted and re-arranged the furniture, swept up the marble hearth, and assisted Babette to lay the cloth for breakfast.
• In the last century a certain Pickett patched and rearranged much of the older glass.
• He returned to the hearth and knelt and re-arranged the sticks so that the air might have freer access to the fire.
• The events are no longer real and actual, but may be changed and rearranged without limit.
• She rearranged the flowers, and was stepping back to view the effect when something caused her to turn and glance toward the office.
• The figures are no doubt approximately in their original positions, but I have no confidence that I have rearranged them correctly.
• It was, but in order to show that Marie did not know everything, she rearranged somewhat the flowers in the central bowl.
• Old garments may be re-arranged to give a picturesque effect, or some new, inexpensive material bought.
• She washed, re-arranged her hair and clothing, and went into the general waiting-room to find her way to the street.
• A room put in perfect order, clean, tastefully decorated, is a delight to the eye for three hours and then it must be again cleaned and rearranged.
• Finally she rearranged the couch of skins and blankets, and, imparting to it in three clever shakes an entirely different character, lay down to pursue her reveries.
• Here she paused, then slowly and deliberately rearranged the chairs and adjusted the gay-colored rugs that draped them, and quietly reentered her chamber.
• He took the fire tongs and idly rearranged the wood on the hearth.
• Finally all was arranged, or rearranged, and the hour for the play was almost at hand.

Similar words containing ARRANG without suffix ed and without prefix re

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