Spoken is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPOKEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• SPEAK, to speak
ADJECTIVE:
• speaking in a specified way
• Uttered in speech; delivered by word of mouth; oral; as, a spoken narrative; the spoken word.
• Characterized by a certain manner or style in speaking; -- often in composition; as, a pleasant-spoken man.
• uttered through the medium of speech or characterized by speech; sometimes used in combination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter words
• past participle of speak

Words related to SPOKEN

oral4 spake11 speak11 speaking15 speaks12 spoke11 verbal11

Words that contain SPOKEN

bespoken16 respoken14 unspoken14 upspoken16 forspoken18 misspoken17 outspoken15 forespoken19 unbespoken18 outspokenly20 plainspoken19 outspokenness19 outspokennesses21 plainspokenness23 plainspokennesses25

How to use SPOKEN in a sentence

• We have spoken so fully of the purpose and general character of this work, in noticing the first volume, that it is hardly necessary for us to speak at length of the second.
• She did lend, and she lent without spoken protest, but with frigid bitterness.
• She had not spoken to Miss Gailey, and she had scarcely seen her, since the days of the dancing-class.
• We were then all ordered to our cabins, and we saw the two ships steam off to the westward, without having spoken us or given any evidence of having seen us at all.
• The greater part of the disciples saw their Master no more after the supper of which we have just spoken.
• About the Divine Being Himself, in whom all true theological ideas live and move, men have spoken and reasoned much, and have fancied that they instinctively know Him.
• There was a dreadful pause, after the commission of the deed, in which no word was spoken by either of the parties.
• Even on the 31st of July Grey had spoken of the violation of Belgian neutrality as not a decisive factor.
• Since then it has not spoken, and the sailors therefore naturally claim that they have silenced it for good and all.
• She has not spoken to me since I made that little call upon her in the spring.
• It must not be supposed that the dissipation of which we have spoken is confined exclusively to the rougher class.
• And beyond the hut was the menace of Bray Park and the mysteries of which the Germans had spoken in the great grey motor car.
• Aunt Macleod had taken her judgement from this period of his life when she had spoken of him as a man who never did anything.
• Slowly, as one man and with no spoken word, we fell back, the half circle straightening into a line, and leaving a clear pathway to the open gates.
• It may be noted, by the student of human nature, that neither of them had spoken of the woman for whom Derrick had been ready to sacrifice his good name, his life itself.
• Eustacia hastened to the door, and in spite of her reluctance to open it to a woman who had spoken of her so bitterly, she unfastened it and looked out.
• For this very reason, apparently, they seem to be spoken of by Mr.
• But we have several times spoken sufficiently about ocean currents.
• I have not spoken to you of your future, because I wished to wait until you opened the subject.
• They had stopped to listen, and just as they were about to drive on, the man had risen up and spoken.
• But if they were to bear in the minds of their countrymen a different estimation as to intellectual attainments, the trait might be spoken of under another name.

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