Survived is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURVIVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SURVIVE, to remain in existence
• continue to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship
• continue to live or exist in spite of (an accident or ordeal)
• remain alive after the death of (a particular person)
• manage to keep going in difficult circumstances

Words related to SURVIVED

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How to use SURVIVED in a sentence

• He had been in some of the severest battles, had gone through the Russian campaign, and was among the few of his regiment who survived the carnage of Waterloo.
• Mostly, Hoffman survived through false ID and odd jobs.
• There survived upon the island a few men and women who remained undisputed masters of the land, and they lived there and bred there.
• Their greatest fault is excessive culteranism, which survived in the colonies a half-century after it had passed away from the mother country.
• That they would have been united, if his lordship had survived Lady Nelson, is a fact sufficiently known.
• Kosciusko survived the American war to defend in vain the independence of his native land.
• Yours is an ancestry which has survived for a thousand centuries, and for a hundred thousand centuries, and your line must not stop here.
• He survived the immediate injury, but after lingering five days he died.
• It was a matter of surprise to the whole neighborhood that the young child survived his mother.
• John Milton the younger was the third of six children, only three of whom survived infancy.
• During these winters the thermometer has gone as low as four degrees below zero without winter killing those trees which survived.
• He was born about twenty years before Christ, and survived him about thirty years.
• He has a splendid amount of constitutional vitality, or he would scarcely have survived his injuries so long without medical attendance.
• Shall that of me that now contains the stars Be by the very contained stars survived? Thus were Fate all unjust.
• At least three of these survived at Ayun Musa to harass, thousands of years later, unfortunate soldiers who were trying to win a war.
• Earl Stanhope was survived but a few days by the other secretary Mr.
• Lieutenant Hanson was directed by no means to leave him at Nootka, but, if he survived the voyage, to bring him back safe to his friends and countrymen.
• And, hearing that some monks still survived in India, the King in his wrath ordered that any such, who should be found after three days, should be burnt alive.
• There was but one man who survived, all the rest perishing from the effects of the poison.
• She has survived at least one of her doctors, and is, I believe, to this day a wholesome and vigorous wife and mother.
• Bobby survived the withdrawal of his favor with amazing indifference.
• Eight years afterward he married his third wife, Elizabeth Minshull, who survived him.
• His burst of admiration had not survived the rest of the speech and the revelations which Daubrecq had made about Victoire and the flat in the Rue Chateaubriand.
• One reason that we know Beatus so well is that his library has survived almost intact, as well as a great number of letters which he received.
• She survived them all, and when Bucer died at Cambridge in 1551, was able to return to Basle, to be buried beside Oecolampadius in the Cathedral.

Similar words containing SURVIV without suffix ed

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