Undistinguished is valid Scrabble Word

Is undistinguished a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is undistinguished valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

15 letters word
21 points in Scrabble
25 points in WWF

Definitions for UNDISTINGUISHED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

How to use UNDISTINGUISHED in a sentence

They would have discovered, that, long as these had been and various as they had been, they were quite undistinguished by any peculiar evidences of capacity or aptitude.
We wish that whoever, in all coming time, shall turn his eye hither, may behold that the place is not undistinguished where the first great battle of the Revolution was fought.
Undistinguished as she might seem at the first glance, Miss Shepperson could not altogether be slighted by any one who had been in her presence for a few minutes.
His courtesy is one of his most engaging gifts, and accounts in no small degree for his power of attracting the regard of young men and undistinguished people generally.
They were of course quite undistinguished looking men, as indeed all true Scientists are.
He had been up all night assisting another undistinguished citizen into this curious world of ours, and his task accomplished, he was driving homeward in a drowsy mood enough.
It was into this undistinguished and plebeian mediocrity that the Marshall children were introduced when they began going to school.
The gray suit was well cut, well made, and completely undistinguished.
Three years ago he had been rejected by the daughter, because he was an undistinguished youth.
He was wise enough to see its utter vanity, as long as his son remained undistinguished.

On the 2d of October, 1780, a young British officer of undistinguished birth and inconsiderable rank was hanged at Tappan.
Undistinguished in the earlier annals of their race, the Medes and Persians became towards the eighth or seventh century before our era, its leading and most important tribes.
So far as their outward appearance goes the great plays of Sophocles, of Shakspere, and of Moliere are closely akin to the plays of their undistinguished contemporaries.
He could have borne to live an undistinguished life, but not to be forgotten in the grave.
We wish that whosoever, in all coming time, shall turn his eye hither, may behold that the place is not undistinguished where the first great battle of the Revolution was fought.
The young give way to the old, the undistinguished to the distinguished, and he who is at home to the stranger.
Yet even thus he was not altogether undistinguished.
His parents were undistinguished amongst the industrious and oppressed peasantry, who at the time of his birth suffered under the operation of the penal laws.
And let us keep a specially large portion for one whose lot was so much worse than merely undistinguished.
The place was an undistinguished little log town that rambled back from the river up the hill in a hit-or-miss fashion.
His features, except for a certain regularity, were undistinguished.
Her old horror of being numbered with the great crowd of the undistinguished came upon her once more.
Hereditary Puritanism, regarding the stage, is met, to this day, in many families quite undistinguished by arrogant piety.
In the poem which contains these verses the emotion of the poet gives words often undistinguished an almost Elizabethan rhythm.
She was a new star and her beauty the color of cloth of gold, and Hattie in her lowly comedian way not an undistinguished veteran.
One turns back from much more exciting literature to these ignorant, conceited, restricted and undistinguished people.
To take a few examples, we may begin with a typical member of the undistinguished majority.
For the undistinguished are very important by their numbers.
Whatever idea, then, he frames to represent his undistinguished political relations becomes the centre of his patriotism.
Posts, fences, rocks, and trees flew by in one undistinguished mass, and the carriages now swayed fearfully.
He was fearful of her entanglement in the cheap implications of the undistinguished democracy more prevalent every year.
This young artist was undistinguished at the place of his birth.
It is a reproach to the people of Georgia that her most eminent son should be neglected to sleep in an undistinguished grave.
They pass therefore in the world, like the common and undistinguished herd, except from the circumstances of their dress.

Similar words containing DISTINGUISH without suffix ed and without prefix un

distinguish16 distinguished19 distinguisher18 distinguishes18 distinguishers19 distinguishing20 distinguishable22 distinguishably25 distinguishment22 indistinguishab22 distinguishabil22 indistinguishable24 contradistinguish24 indistinguishably27 distinguishability28 contradistinguishes26 contradistinguished27 indistinguishability30 contradistinguishing28 distinguishabilities27 indistinguishableness28 indistinguishabilities29 indistinguishablenesses30

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