Recollected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECOLLECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECOLLECT, to remember
• remember (something); call to mind
• bring oneself back to a state of composure
• collect or gather together again
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• composed, calm

Words related to RECOLLECTED

recollect13 recollectedly21

Words that contain RECOLLECTED

recollectedly21 unrecollected18 misrecollected21 recollectedness20

How to use RECOLLECTED in a sentence

• When she recollected their last drive her heart beat quickly, and the little memories of the few weeks of their friend-ship gave her unwonted moments of sentiment.
• They recollected too that they had suffered an alarming scarcity at Alesia, and a much greater at Avaricum, and yet had returned victorious over mighty nations.
• Indeed, although I made a note of the appointment, it was not until I had arrived at the office on the following morning that I recollected their promised visit.
• He recollected many instances of works, raised by the breath of fashion to the very pinnacle of reputation, that sunk as soon again.
• She recollected only too vividly the occasion when they had met last, and what had occurred.
• And the lady herself recollected, that if she went, she might miss the expected letter from her dear friend Miss Howe! which, as she owned, was to direct her future steps.
• Its unfitness will appear manifest to all, when it is recollected that in half a century it may consist of three or four hundred persons.
• She recollected herself on the instant, and leaned back again, saying nothing more.
• Jonas recollected this, and thought he could fix up a temporary cage with it.
• Presently, however, they recollected that, when they were coming up, Jonas had two covered baskets to bring, and they thought, at the time, that they seemed to be heavy.
• The artist recollected that, in fact, there had been no candles the previous evening, and became silent.
• At length Cuffe recollected Ghita and Ithuel, and he wrote their names on a piece of paper, and passed them down the table to the Judge Advocate.
• Virginia Water will be recollected as the largest sheet of artificial water in the kingdom, with the exception of that at Blenheim.
• She clearly recollected and comprehended what had taken place.
• Bunyan, it will be recollected, was born in 1628, at Elstow, near Bedford, where the cottage stood in its original state till within these few years.
• The project was dismissed as soon as formed, for I recollected that the light of a fire would attract visitors that we were not anxious to see.
• On the way he recollected that he had left the forks and spoons and a silver cup, which the young men had been using, in the cave, and he went back for them alone.
• It must be recollected that all the Agrarian laws dealt only with the public land, and never touched the property of private persons.
• Flaccus, it will be recollected, had proposed in his consulship to give the Roman franchise to the Italian allies, and it was now determined to bring forward a similar measure.
• It must be recollected that churches and prayer books were not decorated in those days as I believe they are now.
• It will be recollected that in the last chapter the appointment of a council of regency at Lahore was recorded.
• She asked her father if he recollected it, and hummed the air as she made the enquiry.
• I scratched at its head with a stick and out came an imprisoned rill like a recollected word from the scratched head of a schoolboy.
• Later on, he recollected that he had been very prudent, very attentive, that he had taken every care not to soil himself.
• As, however, he recollected he had no other, a smile came to his face, and he drew it on once more.
• I am only sorry it was not recollected sooner, that I might have written home.
• What is rather singular, he heard the same song sung by the same woman that Horneman mentions, and she recollected having seen that traveller at the castle.
• Cyrus Harding recollected that this elevation gradually sloped towards the level of the sea.
• I chanced to be present, but was too young to remember what passed, except one thing, which probably was rather recalled to me afterwards than properly recollected by me.
• He thought nothing more of it till these reports began to be spread, but he had then recollected that it answered the descriptions given of the phantom.
• Miss Hammond, the instant she saw the paper recollected it again, and winding off the silk from the other half of Mrs.

Similar words containing COLLECT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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