Vowed is valid Scrabble Word

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

5 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for VOWED in dictionary:

VERB:

VOW, to make a solemn promise
solemnly promise to do a specified thing
dedicate to someone or something, especially a deity

NOUN:

a solemn promise.
a set of solemn promises committing one to a prescribed role, calling, or course of action, typically to marriage or a monastic career

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to make a vow (a solemn promise)

Words related to VOWED

vow9 vowing13 vows10

Words that contain VOWED

avowed13 avowedly18 reavowed15 unavowed15 disavowed17 unavowedly20 disavowedly22

How to use VOWED in a sentence

Upon his retirement George vowed he never would forsake his old tutor, and kept his promise.
And even though Tommy in his delirium vowed that he would put on his clothes and run away to his old nurse Sarah, Mrs.
As little Hannibal vowed eternal hatred to Rome at the altar of a false god, so do you vow eternal enmity to slavery at the altar of the true and living Jehovah.
Grace declared the money should be found, and Tom vowed to himself he would stay in that little Cornish village of Aberalva until he had recovered it.
I vowed I would do anything for that man! On that very trip, indeed, I carried him the last homeward mile on nothing in my tank but a faint odour.
Death held high carnival in that proud array which had vowed to reduce the free-spirited mountaineers to servitude.
My father vowed that, if I made him rich, he would set me free.
As he spoke these words, he stretched forth his hand, which his weeping friends tenderly pressing, most earnestly vowed that they would lose their lives rather than their revenge.
As therefore we before together vowed, Lay all your warlike hands upon my sword, And swear.
He had asked her to go to ride with him that day, and as he looked at her pretty face he vowed to himself that he would not be deprived of that pleasure.

The Austrians were furious, and vowed Russia had paid for it.
My mother sobbed and vowed whole pounds of wax To St.
From its birth, government, clergy and people had risen as one man against it and vowed eternal enmity to its cause.
He vowed that it was contrary to articles for a chief officer to be treated in such a fashion.
In the madness of grief he vowed vengeance against all Bavarians who might fall into his hands.
The Cure vowed to hide both, and he did hide them in a chapel of the Cathedral itself.
And, moreover, she vowed that at her decease she would leave every shilling to me.
She vowed that she would make herself so dear to this fiery American that he would deny her nothing.
He vowed, for example, to chain two mountains together, perhaps a symbol of some great relief, or love, or aspiration.
She knew that any entreaty to Sir Rudolph would be vain, and with the courage of her race she mentally vowed to devote the rest of her life to vengeance for her son.
As he added up the costs of his suit and his living, he vowed within himself to poison the prefect on his return, or to minotaurize him.
There is an association at Rome copied from that at Florence, and vowed to the performance of very similar duties.
And this notwithstanding that he had vowed in past days that he would keep his secret locked within him.
II HOW PERSEUS VOWED A RASH VOW Fifteen years were past and gone, and the babe was now grown to be a tall lad and a sailor.
It took King Harald ten long years to do as he had vowed, and make all Norway his own.
I resisted until she vowed she would go alone, if I drove her to that.
Now when it was known that the victorious knight had departed from the field sore wounded, Sir Gawain vowed to go in search of him.
He read the letter a hundred times and vowed anew he would not turn aside until those it came from were beside him.
But Agnes required help and could not be left to struggle unaided, so Lambert silently vowed again, as he had vowed before, to stand by her to the end.

Similar words containing VOW without suffix ed

vow9 avow10 vows10 avows11 vowel11 vower11 avowal12 avowed13 avower12 avowry15 reavow12 vowels12 vowers12 vowess12 vowing13 avowals13 avowers13 avowing14 disavow14 reavows13 voweled14 vowelly16 vowless13 advowson15 avowable16 avowably19 avowedly18 avowries14 disavows15 reavowed15 unavowed15 vowelise14 vowelize23 vowelled15 vowesses14 advowsons16 disavowal16 disavowed17 disavower16 reavowing16 semivowel17 slivowitz24 vowelised16 vowelises15 vowelized25 vowelizes24 vowelless15 vowelling16 vowellier15 disavowals17 disavowers17 disavowing18 disemvowel19 semivowels18 unavowedly20 vowelising17 vowelizing26 vowelliest16 disavowable20 disavowedly22 disemvowels20 slivowitzes26 avowableness20 vowelisation18 vowelization27 disemvowelled23 vowelisations19 vowelizations28 avowablenesses22 disemvowelling24

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