Scorned is valid Scrabble Word

Is scorned a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is scorned valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for SCORNED in dictionary:

VERB:

SCORN, to treat with contempt
feel or express contempt or disdain for
reject (something) in a contemptuous way
refuse to do something because one is too proud

NOUN:

a feeling and expression of contempt or disdain for someone or something
a person viewed with contempt or disdain
a statement or gesture indicating contempt

ADJECTIVE:

treated with contempt

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to treat or regard with contempt

Words related to SCORNED

scorn7 scorning11 scorns8

Words that contain SCORNED

How to use SCORNED in a sentence

He would be loathed and scorned from one end of the cattle country to the other.
She had scorned intrigues and baseness, and these marked all the great actors on the stage of history in that age.
If I had applied the power which I have exerted to a mountain, the mountain would have moved from its base, but he sat firmly upon his saddle and scorned my efforts.
But the ocean scorned him and the flames spared him.
I scorned to Compound for my Faults, by doing any of these Elegant Offices, and was accordingly the best Scholar, and the worst used of any Boy in the School.
Besides, she rather scorned the idea of summoning assistance till she had ascertained the amount of danger.
That doctrine of rights, so scorned by George Eliot, has wrought most of the great and wholesome social changes of modern times.
If ever a writer scorned delights and lived laborious days, it was Walter Scott.
Because of their great haughtiness they scorned to tell him.
But she scorned him, chiefly for his insignificance, inasmuch as he was not brave, but wished to adorn his fortunes with the courage of other people.

Ootah now realized the value of the payment which he had scorned.
His words, received with enthusiastic cries of approbation by the people, are, however, scorned by the barons, who would fain continue the strife, but are forced to desist.
Twice that day had his money been scorned by simple ones to whom his dollars had appeared as but tin tobacco-tags.
Yet the once scorned, neglected task had brought him adventures and a fortune and a splendid girl.
They scorned to soil Him and themselves with any other errand than just purely to be alone with Him in His presence.
Ware also put two or three on the floors, though the border women generally scorned them for such uses, thinking them in the way.
If it were not that beggars are imprisoned, branded, scorned, I would beg, to enable me to solve at my leisure the problems that haunt me.
His nerves, though he did not know it, and would have scorned the imputation, were slowly giving way.
She had unjustly scorned and insulted the man to whom she owed the life of her brother.
Seeing that the pale face scorned all efforts to make him flinch, the young brave turned to Big Tree.
Love should not be scorned, even if it is real and sometimes uncomfortably practical.
Right so the two men departed and beleft him to Sir Kay, that scorned him and mocked him.
Not for a private good, But I, from my beatitude, Albeit scorned as none was scorned, Adorn her as was none adorned.
They are even at times ruthlessly scorned by their benefactors in the Wilhelmstrasse.
Hannah scorned nerves, and did not believe in them.
He scorned circumstance, and laid bare the unvarying realities of the contest.
Behind his composure, his grave, kind earnestness, hid the subdued and scorned and unwelcome love that had come to him.
That kind of deliberate and obstinate blindness which prided itself on being the clear cold light of science Wallace scorned and denounced.
Their husbands were twin-brothers, curiously alike and amazingly fond of each other, though either would have scorned to make any special outward demonstration of it.
John feebly proposed getting an ale-cask and sending it as beer, but the objections to this course were so overwhelming that Morris scorned to answer.

Similar words containing SCORN without suffix ed

scorn7 scorns8 scorner9 outscorn10 scorners10 scornful13 scorning11 outscorns11 scornings12 outscorned13 scornfully18 outscorning14 scornfulness17 scornfulnesses19

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