Stead is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEAD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to avail, help, serve, also STED, STEDD, STEDDE, STEDE, STEED
• To help; to support; to benefit; to assist.
• To fill place of.
• help or benefit
NOUN:
• the place or role that someone or something should have or fill (used in referring to a substitute)
• place or function that should be taken by another
• Place, or spot, in general.
• Place or room which another had, has, or might have.
• A frame on which a bed is laid; a bedstead.
• A farmhouse and offices.
• the post or function properly or customarily occupied or served by another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be of advantage to

Words related to STEAD

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How to use STEAD in a sentence

• Therefore it was that we still counted ourselves Minute Boys of the Mohawk Valley, and left our company in charge of John Sammons, who was to act in my stead until I came back.
• If they neglected the petitions of their constituents, they must fall, and the privy-counsel be instituted in their stead.
• It was then brought before the Papal See, condemned as idolatrous, and Tien Chu, the Lord of Heaven, adopted in its stead.
• And he went and took the ram and offered him up for a sacrifice in the stead of his son.
• When Hadad was dead, Samla of Masreka reigned in his stead.
• He drove the spirit of temptation from his breast, and enthroned in its stead the principle of everlasting right.
• Hartley Crawford, of Pennsylvania, is appointed in his stead.
• Unfortunately, Metellus had to go out of office, and Lucius Mummius, a fierce, rude, and ignorant soldier, came in his stead to complete the conquest.
• Jane had been unanimously chosen, but declined, suggesting Adrienne in her stead.
• Here a certain natural shrewdness and ingenuity of mind stood her in good stead.
• Much may be added to these, but nothing can serve in their stead.
• Their back pieces now served the troopers in good stead, as did their superior personal strength.
• Hence the marked coolness of Scotsmen towards Shakespeare, hence the untiring efforts of that proud and sensitive race to set up Burns in his stead.
• Now as she ran down the open way her eyes were alert for every landmark, and her woodcraft was sufficiently practised to stand her in good stead.
• Make a short speech in my stead, tell the passengers what a pleasant time we have all had on this voyage, and say a few words of farewell to them for me.
• Therefore in his stead he was sending a trustworthy man to town, who would look after me and drive me over.
• But Mr Birky, who is to be elected into the council in my stead, would be a very proper person.
• Herbert Stead, Warden of the Robert Browning Settlement, Walworth.
• Here my habitual composure in the face of danger stood me in good stead.
• Stead, the English editor and author, as having happened to himself.
• He resigned the office in 1840, and his son John Mitchell Kemble then held it in his stead.
• Primrose, therefore, when she came to London, had felt pretty confident that the talents which she knew she possessed would stand her in good stead.
• So with a great host, the King passed overseas to France, leaving Sir Mordred to rule Britain in his stead.
• One of his sons was also a prisoner of war, and the governor appointed a cachil to govern in his stead.
• After we went to bed that night, Jamie offered to go in my stead.

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