Stranded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRANDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRAND, to leave in an unfavourable situation
• drive or leave (a boat, sailor, or sea creature) aground on a shore
• leave (someone) without the means to move from somewhere
NOUN:
• the shore of a sea, lake, or large river
• a single thin length of something such as thread, fibre, or wire, especially as twisted together with others
• a single hair or thin lock of hair
• a string of beads or pearls.
• an element that forms part of a complex whole
ADJECTIVE:
• cut off or left behind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to leave in an unfavorable situation

Words related to STRANDED

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How to use STRANDED in a sentence

• At first it was tossed backward and forward on the billows, and then it was stranded upon a few cliff-foundations outside of Smaland.
• As we passed out into the gulf, another evidence of the danger of the channel met our view, in the wreck of a stranded vessel.
• The current of American events had swept past him, leaving him stranded, a broken fragment of a revolutionary wreck.
• Sometimes we would come near being stranded on a sandbank, and would have to jump overboard and push our craft into deeper water.
• When he was quite a young man he went to India as private secretary for an Englishman of importance who died over there and left him stranded.
• On your right the Charles slipped smoothly through green and purple salt meadows, darkened here and there with the blossoming black grass as with a stranded cloud-shadow.
• Reaching the crest of a low hill he took his last look backward, and was barely able to see the upper works of the stranded schooner.
• As he rode, he picked his way amidst stranded masses of web.
• One of them came to where, in the middle of the road, I was stranded and trying not to feel as lonely as I looked.
• Below them in the cellar was stored part of the two million five hundred thousand dollars voted by Congress to assist the stranded Americans.
• Before we proceeded on our march, we waited for the crew of the other boat which had stranded before us.
• The position of the stranded ship was a unique one.
• In 1858 one of 90 feet was stranded at Quilon on the west coast, as reported by the Rev.
• He had even taken pains to lie at the exact angle a naturally stranded log would make with the water, having regard to the current of the season at the time and place.
• Anyhow, she seemed to be stranded there, on a beach of aldermen.
• But in those days the king, even if the vessel was stranded and could be raised, would seize it on the plea it was a wreck.
• Some part of the cargo was got on shore and housed where the ship was stranded.
• So into the silence Roxi crept and dug down through the ice and frozen sand to the skeleton of a stranded whale killed three years before.
• The boat was overturned in swift and shallow water, and we were stranded, wet and helpless, on the bank, many miles from home or anywhere else.
• But the tumble in the river and peril to her life had left her completely stranded, as it were, upon an unknown shore of indecision.
• In the afternoon the tide stranded the boat, and left it a hundred yards or so to the westward of the ruins of the enclosure.
• Oft died the words upon our lips, As suddenly, from out the fire Built of the wreck of stranded ships, The flames would leap and then expire.
• The merchant vessels around were stranded in all directions, and the air resounded with the despairing shrieks of those on board.
• At last they hung trembling on a huge stone, stranded, as it were, on their impetuous course.

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