Secured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SECURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SECURE, to make firm or tight
• fix or attach (something) firmly so that it cannot be moved or lost
• make (a door or container) hard to open; fasten or lock
• compress (a blood vessel) to prevent bleeding.
• succeed in obtaining (something), especially with difficulty
• seek to guarantee repayment of (a loan) by having a right to take possession of an asset in the event of non-payment
• protect against threats; make safe
ADJECTIVE:
• fixed or fastened so as not to give way, become loose, or be lost
• (of a place of detention) having provisions against the escape of inmates
• certain to remain safe and unthreatened
• protected against attack or other criminal activity
• feeling confident and free from fear or anxiety
• feeling no doubts about attaining

Words related to SECURED

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How to use SECURED in a sentence

• By his control of the national revenues he secured a great financial power in his own hands.
• On the completion of his work at Cambridge he secured a fellowship which brought him an income of a thousand dollars a year and enabled him to pursue his studies in Paris.
• The iron hand crushed two young hearts, and secured a brilliant future for the bodies which survived.
• The men did so, rejoiced at having, as they imagined, secured so invaluable a prize.
• A young Canadian had secured the favor of a half-breed girl who had been brought up among the Chippewas and spoke only their language.
• The blessings of peace have not been secured by Spain.
• So soon as you get her fairly in your possession and secured, bear her to the cave, with all dispatch, by the secret route.
• Merrick had secured a smaller ambulance that had not the advantage of the swinging beds but could be rushed more swiftly to any desired location.
• While these purchases were being made, agents were dispatched into several Ohio counties, and more than 20,000 acres of well tested coal lands were secured.
• And the means by which it has secured success is an each case a biological problem which demands and will reward the most attentive study.
• When manure was applied, as stated above, the clover plants secured much or all of their nitrogen from the manure.
• In the meantime, the governor and the rest of the prisoners were secured among the shipping.
• So long as he secured all my earnings, and deceived people thoroughly as to his real conduct, he maintained, before others at least, a gentlemanly demeanor.
• They quietly entered the chamber of the prince, and the duke, stealing to the bedside, secured the sword, dagger, and musket which lay there.
• Thus she tried to discover what the writer might be about, and secured a view of two large sunny rooms, with a shadowy figure therein.
• I have secured the Gladstone axe, with documents from the grand old man proving its identity.
• For those who have any thought of visiting the ruins of Rome and Pompeii, it may prove helpful to have secured some comprehension of this period.
• Look at these railroad passes, good for the year, that they secured for us boys.
• His great deeds had secured to him the affections of his fellow-citizens, and it was his happiness to witness the growth and glory of his country, which he loved so well.
• Hastening onward, he entered the castle before they had even become aware of his approach, and secured three of them.
• I finally secured him by the promise of an ice cream cone and twenty-three cents to go with his two cents so that he could buy a Thrift Stamp.
• His sovereignty and his independence, except his tribute, was secured by every tie.
• Being a traveler, I secured without suspicion sandwiches enough to supply my companion with dinner and supper, which he enjoyed as he took care of the horses in the woods.
• The prisoners were secured and then we all took a hearty breakfast.
• A passage was secured for him on a steamer bound for Philadelphia.
• He had secured his papers in the dispatch-box, and had just closed and locked it, when he heard the door cautiously opened.
• These arguments were specious, but it was well understood they were only meant to justify a vote for the measure which corruption had secured.
• There was a compromise between the small and large States, by which equality was secured to all the States in the Senate.

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