Routed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ROUTE, to send on a particular course
• send or direct along a specified course
NOUN:
• a way or course taken in getting from a starting point to a destination
• the line of a road, path, railway, etc.
• a round travelled in delivering, selling, or collecting goods.
• a method or process leading to a specified result
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to defeat overwhelmingly

Words related to ROUTED

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How to use ROUTED in a sentence

• Pompey had fled, and at the battle of Pharsalia was utterly routed, and took refuge in Egypt, where he was murdered a few days before the arrival of Caesar.
• There is no doubt the Indians these volunteers had fallen in with and routed, were the identical party referred to by the negro we had met some forty-eight hours before.
• A battle took place in Hungary on September 11, 1848, but the imperialists under Jellachich were routed and driven toward the Austrian frontier.
• Fletcher was going abroad, the amiable creatures were entirely routed by finding Jack there in a most unmistakable situation.
• His son, named Hiostus, had the command of the camp, who coming to an engagement, with the presumption of youth, was routed and put to flight.
• As they retreated he not only followed them up, but unexpectedly reaching the workers he routed them, too.
• Miles encountered them and in the battle that followed completely routed them.
• The French were again routed, almost as disastrously as at Blenheim, losing thirteen thousand men and fifty pieces of artillery.
• In the first engagement the Romans were routed and beaten.
• General Wheler coming up on the following day, the combined force crossed the Beas, attacked, and utterly routed Ram Singh, who was occupying a strong position behind that river.
• The whole party was routed, and was pursued above a mile.
• The enemy, however, was routed, and compelled to flee in all directions.
• After more than two hours, spent in a contest of this kind, Colonel Wilson ordered his line to advance, and the mutineers were routed.
• For several days fragments of the routed army came pouring in, and ten days after the battle Colonel Las Heras arrived with the three thousand of the right wing.
• The last battle took place at night and the army was routed.
• At the commencement of the battle the Etrurians attacked the Aricians so furiously, that they routed them at the first onset.
• The Faliscians and Tarquinians routed the other consul in the commencement of the fight.
• And, O Bharata, having struck terror into that host and routed those mighty car-warriors, that fore-most of victors, ranged on the field.
• Thus situated, they were attacked by the forces of Damel in the night, and completely routed.
• I had another fox squirrel, older than this fellow, and he ran things to suit himself, until one day the grays united their forces and routed him.
• The Indians gave way before the bayonet, and were completely routed, the American loss being only one hundred and seven men.
• It was said that the Tories being ignorant of their inferior force, and being suddenly attacked would be easily routed.
• But little did the horsemen do, for the enemy, already routed by the defenders, and further dispersed by the tempest of wind and hail, gave up the fight.
• The Germans were routed and fled to the river, across which many escaped, the rest being slain in pursuit.
• Valerius Praeconius, the lieutenant, had been killed and his army routed, so that Crassus understood no ordinary care must be used.
• The Sotiates being routed, they retired to their principal stronghold, but it was stormed, and they submitted.
• In December, Hulaku, at the head of a great army, passed Derbend, and routed the forces which met him.
• I know of no reason why the Union soldiers were routed, unless it was the better fighting of the Rebels.
• At the head of the Saxon infantry, he had routed the legions of Franconia, and had driven numbers into the deep and rapid river.
• Columbus started up forthwith, went off to Magdalena, engaged the Indians, and routed them utterly.

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