Sickened is valid Scrabble Word

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

8 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for SICKENED in dictionary:

VERB:

SICKEN, to make sick
make (someone) feel disgusted or appalled
feel disgust or horror
become ill
begin to show symptoms of (a particular illness)

Words related to SICKENED

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How to use SICKENED in a sentence

To his dazed and sickened brain it came like a call from out of the far past, and he raised his head and listened.
Her throbbing heart sickened and froze at the nameless history recorded in his face.
Sickened with the world, he still labored for the world, and died in 1564, over eighty-nine years of age, in the full assurance of eternal blessedness in heaven.
He even attempted to write, but sickened at the sight of the first words.
But the bitterness suddenly sickened him, and it was as if, horribly, he saw, in the truth, in the cruelty of his image, what had been appointed and done.
At first the heavy odor of the tobacco almost sickened me, but when I became accustomed to it, I liked the smell.
Sickened by the sight, and blaming himself for entering near this contagious spot, Mr.
We turned away sickened at the sight, and retraced the passage with the nuns.
The other night sickened me of gambling for good and all.
First Maria, then Elizabeth, sickened, and was sent home to die.

He took up the Bible last, and as he did so a memory flooded back upon him that sickened him and left him trembling.
My heart recoiled and sickened upon comparing minds and conversation.
Pocahontas was to go with him, but she sickened and died, and was buried at Gravesend March 21, 1617.
The accumulation of misery pressed on him till it sickened him at the heart.
He thought of writing to him, and even of visiting him again, but his heart sickened at the thought of it.
Philip sickened at what he had before tolerated, for he had brought back with him from the north a quickened sense of sin.
With these thoughts, and overcome by love and vexation, I sickened.
He sickened as he thought what would be his feelings now if the machine had fallen and turned over, too far off for any hope of rescue from land.
But if I saw their blood flow, that same ridiculous Something which went out to the rat sickened within me, and was sorry.
It was hard indeed for a man sixty-three years old, and my heart sickened at the prospect ahead.
I believe that most of the plants of this genus introduced into India have flourished for a brief period and then sickened and died.
The sight of her countrymen in their drab monotonous thousands sickened her.
They felt helpless and many were sickened at their lack of ability to effect any change.
I insulted and sickened and shamed Violet till she threw me over.
At last one died, and the other took his death so much to heart that he sickened and died too.
The reader of to-day is sickened by the multiplication of repulsive scenes, and the absence from the book of any good qualities or actions whatever.

Similar words containing SICKEN without suffix ed

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