Vetoed is valid Scrabble Word

Is vetoed a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for VETOED in dictionary:

VERB:

VETO, to forbid or prevent authoritatively
exercise a veto against (a decision or proposal)
refuse to accept or allow

NOUN:

a constitutional right to reject a decision or proposal made by a lawmaking body
a rejection by right of veto.
any ban or prohibition

Words related to VETOED

veto7 vetoes9 vetoing11

How to use VETOED in a sentence

The honest-minded governor of the state, recognizing its transparent character and far-reaching effects, promptly vetoed the measure.
This I peremptorily vetoed, determined if the woman had any connection, honest or otherwise, with the mystery, to ferret it out.
Joseph Stalin, for instance, vetoed plans for a Soviet phone system soon after the Bolshevik revolution.
Governor Emory, appointed by the President of the United States, vetoed that bill.
But Doctor Holiday had vetoed decidedly both these pleasant and impractical propositions.
Congress thought he had no right to do this, and adopted a plan which Lincoln vetoed.
Meanwhile a conference had met again in Paris at the instance of Turkey and vetoed the election of a foreign prince.
This effort was futile, for the royal governor promptly vetoed it.
The Dependent Pension Bill, which Cleveland had vetoed, and which gave a pension to every Union soldier who was from any cause unable to earn a living, was also passed.
When Amy had vetoed any more adventures at the Capitol he had conceded good-naturedly that she was right.

Bandarini, when this scheme was proposed to him, vetoed it at once.
Soon after the assembling of Congress at the extra session, called by President Harrison, a bill for a Fiscal Bank was passed by the two Houses, and vetoed by President Tyler.
I vetoed the bill upon the ground that if the bill was to be submitted to the people the secret ballot should be used.
His father, who was a prosperous banker in Wall Street, had sternly vetoed an artistic career for his only son.
The man for whom it was destined now refuses to live there, as his children have vetoed the idea.
As soon as the bills were brought forward every one of their eight colleagues vetoed their reading.
Campbell tried to revive the question in plain Parliament, but the Commissioner vetoed it.
He had been very popular in San Francisco, for he had vetoed the infamous Bulkhead bill, which planned to give private interests the control of the waterfront.
Croix, so that they might settle once and for all their little differences, but Sergeant Pasmore vetoed this.
March 2, 1867, vetoed the act to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States, but it was passed over his veto.
But this Dave vetoed, holding that the best thing for them to do was to stick to the very letter of their orders.
The head of their tribe, however, Wiremu Kingi, vetoed the sale.
He vetoed the bill, and Congress passed it over his veto.
The royal colonies sent all legislative acts to England to be approved or vetoed by the king.
This action is called a veto, and the vetoed measure, in order to become a law, must pass both houses again, and in some States must secure a two thirds vote of each house.
If vetoed, it must be again considered by both bodies, and is lost unless again passed by each, and in Congress and in many States by a two thirds vote.
When a bill is vetoed by the Governor it may be passed by a two-thirds vote of the members of each house, thus making his approval unnecessary.
The Government of Pretoria, however, growing anxious at the presence of British troops elsewhere, vetoed a promising enterprise and recalled him.
President Arthur vetoed this bill, on the ground that it did not agree with our treaty with China.
The seventh section of the first article provides for the passage of bills negatived, or vetoed, by the president.
Bills vetoed by the governor may be again passed by simple majorities.
Vetoed bills are passed by majorities of two-thirds of all the members.
Bills vetoed by the governor must be passed by majorities of all the members to become laws.
Two-thirds majorities of the members present, pass bills vetoed by the governor.

Similar words containing VETO without suffix ed

veto7 vetoer9 vetoes9 vetoers10 vetoing11 covetous13 stovetop13 vetoless11 stovetops14 covetously18 covetousness17 covetousnesses19

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