Traced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRACED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRACE, to follow the course of
• find or discover by investigation
• find or describe the origin or development of
• take (a particular path or route)
• copy (a drawing, map, or design) by drawing over its lines on a superimposed piece of transparent paper
• give an outline of
• follow or mark the course or position of (something) with one's eye, mind, or finger
• draw (a pattern or line), especially with one's finger or toe
NOUN:
• a mark, object, or other indication of the existence or passing of something
• a line or pattern displayed by an instrument to show the existence or nature of something which is being recorded or measured.
• a physical change in the brain presumed to be caused by a process of learning or memory.
• a very small quantity, especially one too small to be accurately measured
• a barely discernible indication of something
• a procedure to investigate the source of something, such as the place from which a telephone call was made
• a line which represents the projection of a curve or surface on a plane or the intersection of a curve or surface with a plane.
• a path or track.
• the sum of the elements in the principal diagonal of a square matrix.
• each of the two side straps, chains, or ropes by which a horse is attached to a vehicle that it is pulling.

Words related to TRACED

trace7 traces8 tracing10

Words that contain TRACED

outraced11 retraced11 untraced11 mistraced14

How to use TRACED in a sentence

• In these periods are to be traced specimens strongly marked with exertions of the feelings, and faculties of men in every situation almost that can be supposed.
• The results of such a state of society are easily traced.
• The condition in which captain Willoughby was now placed, might have been traced to causes connected with the feelings and habits above alluded to.
• History of the Republic of the United States of America, as traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton and of his Contemporaries.
• It is almost a town, but a modern town, traced with a square, drawn with a line or a large carpet of yellow sand.
• Gold could be washed on the mountain sides, and silver veins could be traced by the discolored grass.
• Yet not a dollar has ever been traced to him, although its regular sale goes steadily on at a fixed rate of sixteen bad dollars for one good dollar.
• So Frank took my wedding-clothes and things and made a bundle of them, so that I should not be traced, and dropped them away somewhere where no one could find them.
• The Welfs were a noble family whose ancestry could be traced back to the days of Charlemagne.
• I tried to regain my balance by going over the evidences previously traced, but which had diverted my mind and led me away from Frederic Larsan.
• It can also be traced in Germany and Bohemia, while in England too there are notices of it, though far fewer than in France.
• Even new words cannot often be traced to their makers.
• This was a most unfortunate circumstance, and to its occurrence much of the evil that Mexico has known for thirty years may be directly traced.
• The criminals were traced, and on confession were put to death.
• Again he traced bonds on the shadows of the opposite walls, and wrote receipts on the surface of the stream.
• There he traced four human footsteps to the east that merged into the trail of five mountain sheep.
• They have the brute force of the HAMMER, but their blows help on the great cause, when struck within the lines traced by the RULE held by wisdom and discretion.
• Its stream had been traced very little lower than Boussa, which Park had reached, and where his career was brought to so fatal a termination.
• Several other men were named, who had also seen him fall, but they had not yet been traced.
• Four months had elapsed since we had traced his steps, and up to this time the clay bore these last records of our late fellow-traveller! September 4.
• Through an actor of the same name who some years before made quite a reputation as Samuel of Posen, he traced Mr.
• They were traced to their glen, and three of them were taken, and carried to England, where it is probable they were executed.
• In recesses along the river and on the first plateau flats above its gorge were fields and gardens of considerable size, where irrigating-ditches may still be traced.
• Still, it was not hatred of England which was evoked at that time, nor can the stress of their conflict be traced to an English source.
• Its power for good and evil may be traced in the education of the Japanese through many centuries.
• She could hear him rushing through the hall, traced his progress by the slamming of the door, and presently caught sight of him running toward the corral.
• Impressions that touch only the outer surfaces of the mind are no more lasting than writing traced on the sand.

Similar words containing TRAC without suffix ed

trace7 track11 tract7 amtrac10 strack12 tracer8 traces8 tracks12 tracts8 amtrack15 amtracs11 attract9 detract10 extract16 hatrack16 ostraca9 outrace9 retrace9 retrack13 retract9 tetract9 tracers9 tracery12 traceur9 trachea12 trachle12 tracing10 tracked14 tracker13 trackie13 tracted10 tractor9 tractus9 untrace9 untrack13 abstract12 amtracks16 attracts10 coatrack16 contract12 detracts11 distract11 extracts17 footrace13 hatracks17 mistrace12 offtrack20 ostracod11 ostracon10 outraced11 outraces10 postrace12 protract12 retraced11 retracer10 retraces10 retracks14 retracts10 subtract12 tetracid11 tetracts10 traceurs10 tracheae13 tracheal13 tracheas13 tracheid14 trachled14 trachles13 trachoma15 trachyte16 tracings11 trackage15 trackbed17 trackers14 trackies14 tracking15 trackman16 trackmen16 trackpad17 trackway20 tractate10 tractile10 tracting11 traction10 tractive13 tractors10 tractrix17 trictrac12 untraced11 untraces10 untracks14 whitrack20 abstracts13 astrachan14 attracted12 attracter11 attractor11 backtrack23 batrachia16 coatracks17 Show more ...

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