Sacrificed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SACRIFICED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SACRIFICE, to offer up in sacrifice, also SACRIFY
NOUN:
• an animal, person, or object offered in the act of sacrifice
• the Eucharist regarded either (in Catholic terms) as a propitiatory offering of the body and blood of Christ or (in Protestant terms) as an act of thanksgiving.
• a move intended to allow the opponent to win a pawn or piece, for strategic or tactical reasons.
• a bunted or fly ball which puts the batter out but allows a base runner to advance.
• a bid made in the belief that it will be less costly to be defeated in the contract than to allow the opponents to make a contract.
• an act of slaughtering an animal or person or surrendering a possession as an offering to a deity
• an act of giving up something valued for the sake of something else regarded as more important or worthy
• advance (a base runner) by a sacrifice
• make a sacrifice bid
• offer or kill as a religious sacrifice
• give up (something valued) for the sake of other considerations
• Christ's offering of himself in the Crucifixion.
• deliberately allow one's opponent to win (a pawn or piece)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of offering to a deity something precious; the killing of a victim on an altar

Words related to SACRIFICED

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How to use SACRIFICED in a sentence

• Which should be sacrificed? Why sacrifice either? I could not deny that it seemed impossible to keep both.
• This, with one of her affectionate heart, was an object to which she would have sacrificed appearances of even a graver character.
• It seemed to me quite obvious, as I saw how utterly she had ruined her own life, that she ought at least to have the comfort of knowing that she had not sacrificed it in vain.
• I suppose that they consider me as a depot, to be sacrificed, in case of accidents.
• In India the black horse was sacrificed at rain-getting and fertility ceremonies.
• Before the year had passed she had plunged into hopeless debt and in her mad devotion sacrificed her husband with all his hopes and honest ambitions upon the altar.
• The gates were thrown open, and the bridal procession formed up to proceed to the ancient church where the unhappy Gerda was to be sacrificed to Kurt.
• But my kind-hearted uncle was not the man to let me be sacrificed to his own disappointment.
• Most of them, we are sure, would have willingly sacrificed their goods, and even lives, to shield the interests of the British Empire.
• They willingly sacrificed their lives and property for their adopted fatherland, which they loved even better than many a Boer.
• But her promise was still a thing that held, the moment had not come when she saw nothing but her own desire, and to gain it would have sacrificed all that stood between.
• Unfortunately the lady died after a brief illness, during which he practically sacrificed his life to save her, and thus his most important witness is forever inaccessible.
• Whatever person ever strayed that way, was immediately seized upon by the priests, and sacrificed.
• This play was introduced upon the stage, at a time when the Italian Opera so much engrossed the attention of the polite world, that sense was sacrificed to sound.
• It is they, it is their nearest relatives, who are being sacrificed by all that is taking place, and I am, therefore, determined not to approach those who are working our ruin.
• And the reason she could not was that she had sacrificed her health in your service, in giving your children to you, and in losing her lover.
• He felt that his ship was doomed, and when he thought of the numbers on board who might be sacrificed, he shuddered.
• The first things that are, in London, sacrificed to it are the beautiful day and the facing of the sky.
• The only remaining settlement, the capital, was soon to be on the point of being sacrificed in the same way.
• Africa was not to be sacrificed to the apparent good of the West-Indies.
• If the two interests should ever, in his opinion, come into competition, no one could doubt which would be sacrificed.
• Hence, though sacrificed, the self must still remain itself.
• Where necessary, the parents of the students were to be paid the wages their daughters sacrificed in attending school during the two-year course proposed.
• As a child he sacrificed everything for health and virtue that he might have influence, and as a man he knew no other plan or purpose in life.
• West India property not to be sacrificed to the fancies of abolitionists, 291.
• Batterbury, and cut another little golden slice out of that possible three-thousand-pound-cake, for which he has already suffered and sacrificed so much.
• If all our obligations must be met at once, there will be a panic in which most of our securities will be sacrificed.
• President, and all, to think whether, for such a comparative trifle as that, the Union of this country is to be sacrificed.

Similar words containing SACRIFIC without suffix ed

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