Repaid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPAID in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPAY, to pay back
• to pay back an amount of money.
• to do or give something to recompensate.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of repay
• imp. & p. p. of Repay.

Words related to REPAID

repay10 repaying14 repays11

Words that contain REPAID

prepaid12 unrepaid11

How to use REPAID in a sentence

• Something tells me even now you will be repaid for your trouble.
• Like his uncle, he had an antipathy to literary men when they would not condescend to flatter him, which was repaid by uncompromising hostility on their part.
• All this guard and guidance Sunny repaid with her only treasure, love.
• If retribution were her object, she had repaid in nerve-twitch of torture for nerve-twitch of torture.
• But the bold adventurer is amply repaid for his trouble.
• While my grandmother was thus helping to support me from her hard earnings, the three hundred dollars she had lent her mistress were never repaid.
• If through this volume any boy or girl should be aroused to a keener interest in the great writer, and should learn to love him and his work, my labour will be richly repaid.
• The conduct of her father repaid her for all her sufferings, and realised all her dreams of domestic tenderness and delight.
• As soon as Ben returned, he repaid from his wages the sum which had been advanced for his ransom.
• Thus the German residents repaid the hospitality of their adopted city.
• Ours repaid them by fervently preaching our holy faith to them.
• The Farnesi repaid Spanish patronage by constant service, Alessandro, Prince of Parma, and son of Ottavio, being illustrious in the annals of the Netherlands.
• It may be mentioned that during this year Austria unexpectedly repaid L2,500,000 for loans advanced by the British government during the late war.
• The magnificent sight from the camp amply repaid them for their arduous ascent.
• John well repaid the loyal colonists by lifting their country into the condition of a separate nation.
• But even when hygiene is costly at first, the cost is usually repaid in the end many times over.
• In all cases they have been treated with much respect, and their labour has been repaid with the most sincere marks of gratitude.
• He was an unapproachable sort of man, but in his way very kind to me, and I repaid him by folly and ingratitude.
• My borrow at the bank was one hundred thousand dollars, and there was a verbal understanding that it was to be repaid out of the surplus earnings, piecemeal.
• She was repaid for her active sympathy at once by discovering that this big, awkward thing was not a dead, but only a stunned, body.
• We have been so amply repaid at every pause on our journey that it has become a matter of pride with Jimmie and me to have no falling off from the standard we had set.
• The result most amply repaid his labour, by opening to him the most important discovery which had been made in this country from the time of Tasman.
• But from that time, for so many years to come, you shall receive no more than you did, till the whole forty pounds be repaid.
• The penalty was severe if the capital were not repaid at the specified date.
• The fortune he had spent on keeping up the supply had many times over been repaid to him in strength and comfort.
• God knows what love I have lavished upon him from the day that he was born, and with what ingratitude he has repaid me.
• Their expenses would be very large, and they proposed to be repaid.
• I think they would feel repaid in great measure by the goodly sight.
• The value to the mind of acquiring languages is so great that all our trouble is repaid.

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