Schemed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCHEMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCHEME, to plan or plot
• make plans, especially in a devious way or with intent to do something illegal or wrong
• think; suppose
• arrange according to a colour scheme
NOUN:
• a large-scale systematic plan or arrangement for attaining some particular object or putting a particular idea into effect
• a secret or underhand plan; a plot
• a particular ordered system or arrangement
• an estate of social housing

Words related to SCHEMED

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How to use SCHEMED in a sentence

• How this, in turn, destroyed the beavers will be seen in the feud in which nature had already schemed that he should play a part with Kazan and Gray Wolf.
• Now, Miss Sharp was in no way like the gentle Amelia, but as keen, brilliant, and selfish a young person of eighteen as ever schemed to have events turn to her advantage.
• Norah, who had bowed patiently under her misfortunes, had achieved the very object for which Magdalen had schemed in vain.
• Red Dog smoked long, and the lines upon his forehead grew deeper as he thought and schemed.
• When left a widow with an only daughter she had schemed and contrived in endless ways to maintain an appearance of competency on a meager income.
• So did the old Hugh Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, who had already fought and schemed against Henry in vain twenty years before.
• In talk he often fell silent and then asked some question, schemed to permit his vice to flourish.
• I have schemed it out and venture to submit the plan to you.
• If he had not wanted her, he would not have schemed to have her with him at Rushing River Camp.
• The Colonel, he convinced himself, had disapproved of his prosperity, and had schemed to destroy it.
• Garibaldi had talked with Cavour, and between them, they had schemed to overthrow the kingdom of the Two Sicilies and join this land to the northern country.
• He had plotted and schemed, and hardened his heart against the de la Molle family, and fate had made use of his success to destroy him.
• Seeing the utter hopelessness of any attempt to escape, Flint sat quietly, while his crafty mind schemed for some other plan.
• While there she openly schemed to start a famine in Rome.
• Father Fray Jacinto was overjoyed at that, and schemed how he might see such place of worship, which was located on the other side of the river.
• But all unconsciously, in their trickery, they have so planned and contrived and schemed, acting upon their own ideas, that Tyndarus will stay here as his own father’s slave.
• They got out maps and schemed out roads and routes over their cigarettes.
• She had schemed for years so to arrange affairs that the homestead proper would fall to him, notwithstanding George was to be the farmer.
• He told how he had schemed and got money to build a new church after the Chicago fire.
• They not only schemed for great rewards, but for the love of it.
• He had schemed that business well too, and could now spare all his attention for Vardri and the girl.
• Law, nephew to the famous Law who schemed the Mississippi company, fell into the hands of the conquerors, including thirty officers, with forty pieces of cannon, and ten mortars.
• Numerous and powerful have been the forces that have schemed, both from within and from without, in lands both far and near, to quench its light and abolish its holy name.
• The prize for which he had schemed and fought so long had been within his grasp only to be snatched away at the last moment.
• How, he did not know, but he schemed and planned and watched his chance and finally succeeded in getting away.
• But he smiled proudly as he thought of his son, for whom he schemed out a great future.
• She had longed for it, schemed for it, and Providence had permitted all her efforts complete success.
• She still planned and schemed to shield him, not so much from the world, as from himself.
• He would never again have felt the same to the girl if she had schemed to be left behind in order to meet Dick.
• I had reason enough to hate the girl, I had schemed with Lillian to save Dicky from her influence, but in that moment, as I gazed at her, I felt nothing but deep pity for her.
• In them lay every kind of precious stone for which, from remotest antiquity, men had cheated, schemed, lied, fought, murdered.
• Joy deliberately schemed for and planned is apt to evaporate.
• Two years later, indeed, my sister schemed to marry me to our common governess.
• I have no heir, and it is for myself that I have schemed amiss.
• She planned and schemed to marry me off in spite of myself.
• Your coming here has been made the subject of remark, and I have been accused of having schemed to draw you here.
• I am certain he schemed to play with Miss Harding before I did, and he went about it in what he doubtless thought was a diplomatic way.

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