Sullied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SULLIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SULLY, to soil, make impure
• damage the purity or integrity of
• make dirty

Words related to SULLIED

sullies7 sully8 sullying12

Words that contain SULLIED

unsullied10

How to use SULLIED in a sentence

• There is no question about his military ability, although his reputation was sullied by high-handed and arbitrary measures.
• He was sullied with none of the vices then so common with the sons of planters, and his character extorted admiration and esteem.
• Yet this once more she would offer to him that love and faith which he had so cruelly sullied.
• He became effeminate, and committed crimes which sullied his fame.
• But the victory was sullied by an act of great barbarity.
• Can a man have his honour sullied by a beast? I am a man, I am immeasurably superior to the animals.
• His attire was rich, but in great disorder, and sullied by the loathsome mass in which he had been plunged.
• Believe me, many a crown shines spotless now That yet was deeply sullied in the winning.
• Near her sat the fastidious man, whose nostrils curled ominously when any stain appeared on his napkin, or when anything sullied the virgin purity of his own exclusive fork.
• Nor has her maiden purity been sullied in the least degree by ever a suitor of them all.
• Before long, however, they rebelled, and thus sullied their great services to the Roman people.
• Powerless to shake off the burden weighing on its sullied wings, that bird, hitherto an inmate of the heavens, is now forced to seek a dwelling-place upon the dust.
• Should the garb of anyone be visibly sullied, his prayers shall not ascend to God, and the celestial Concourse will turn away from him.
• I impeach him in the name of the English nation, whose ancient honor he has sullied.
• If cheerfulness argues a conscious innocence, one would suppose that their life is seldom sullied by crimes.
• The glory of the victory was sullied by the barbarity of the soldiers.
• The same treachery which sullied the reminiscences of Ghent, characterised the procedure of the minister towards England in 1846.
• He has cleansed and burnished the mirrors of men’s souls, sullied by the dust and rust of this dark world.
• He sullied his victories by acts of cruelty, shooting prisoners of war whose lives he had promised to spare and not respecting the lives and property of non-combatants.
• Certainly they were the happiest people that ever lived, and though some years have now passed since these events took place, custom has not sullied the brightness of their love.
• Besides, it has been burdened and sullied by all kinds of wearisome stories and foolish anecdotes, so that really there is more to weed out than to add.
• The scrolls were in manuscript, for the printing-press has never yet sullied the sanctity of the synagogue editions of the Pentateuch.
• That woman, who has so abused your long- suffering, so sullied your name, so outraged your honour, so blighted your youth, is not your wife, nor are you her husband.
• The natural perfections of the pure soul are sullied by the different kinds of karma matter.
• Brahman, the truth, is not in any way sullied or affected by association with mâyâ, for there can be no association of the real with the empty, the mâyâ, the illusory.
• At all events, the promise of a new era of unbroken peace and prosperity was not to be sullied by cold precautions against civil dissensions and conflicting interests.
• Ah, she is not for me, I am not fit for her, I am too sullied for her lips.
• Upon the gallows hung a wretch, Too sullied for the hell To which the law entitled him.
• Still she imagined the sullied tribulation that she must have caused the younger one.
• Thus, the noble purpose of public justice was sullied, by being united with that of enriching some needy favourite.
• And so, today, though conscious of no fault, I stand before you sullied, and atone For youthful heedlessness that passed for wrong.
• It was a barbaric age, rife with perfidy and crime, yet not one act of treachery or cruelty has sullied his name.
• Let not the reader suppose that these pages are so early to be sullied by a scandal.
• Your life will be sullied, your character blighted for ever.

Similar words containing SULLI without suffix ed

sullies7 sulliable11 unsullied10

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