Witnessed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WITNESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WITNESS, to have direct knowledge of
• see (an event, typically a crime or accident) happen
• be present as someone signs (a document) or gives (their signature) to a document and sign it oneself to confirm this
• have knowledge of (a development) from observation or experience
• be the place, period, or setting in which (an event or development) takes place
• be a sign or proof of (something); serve as evidence
• used to introduce an example that proves a preceding statement
• openly profess one's religious faith
NOUN:
• a person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place
• a person giving sworn testimony to a court of law or the police
• a person who is present at the signing of a document and signs it themselves to confirm this
• evidence; proof
• used to refer to confirmation or evidence given by signature or under oath
• a line or remnant of an original surface on a workpiece to show how much material has been removed or the shape of the original outline.
• open profession of one's religious faith through words or actions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to see or know by personal experience

Words related to WITNESSED

witness10 witnesses12 witnessing14

Words that contain WITNESSED

unwitnessed15 eyewitnessed19

How to use WITNESSED in a sentence

• It might have saved my peace of mind, and perhaps relieved some other anxieties I have witnessed.
• The Hotel de Ville of Paris, which witnessed so many national ceremonies and republican triumphs, was commenced in 1533, and it was finished in 1628.
• The presentation took place in a crowded house, and amid a scene of enthusiasm which no one who witnessed it can ever forget.
• Never shall I forget the strange variety of phenomena witnessed whilst driving homewards one evening in autumn from the railway station seven miles away.
• The scenes which these deeds created in a vast and populous city can scarcely be conceived of by those who have never witnessed the horrors produced by the massacres of civil war.
• I have witnessed many facts which illustrate this remark.
• I have constantly witnessed this process of selection among the pastoral savages of South Africa.
• She had told him of the hideous sights she had witnessed in the burrows of the kaldanes and he knew that they ate human flesh.
• It witnessed the return of many Jews of the dispersion to Jerusalem and Judea and the development of a strong sense of racial unity.
• Never before had the silent, brooding forest witnessed a like gathering, nor its dark mysterious depths re-echoed with such unfamiliar sounds.
• He had witnessed the murder of Bhowanee Purshad and the torture of many other persons.
• Indeed I had rarely before witnessed so prepossessing a figure.
• This devoted action of Mukarrab Khan I myself witnessed, for, with Augustus Anson, I got in immediately behind the storming party.
• He has witnessed with his own eyes some of the marvelous achievements of Doctor Grenfell.
• In the evening we witnessed a fearful tumult, which appeared to be directed against us.
• The Academy of Sciences and the government officials witnessed the experiment.
• Claude was placed at the head of the table, and as he sat there smiling at his friends it made one of the sweetest pictures of family contentment I have ever witnessed.
• The pier was in that state of hurly-burly which may be witnessed only at the sailing of a transatlantic liner.
• The woods and leaves, and streams and lakes, were only more bright and comely than he had ever witnessed.
• Our knowledge is, however, greatly increased by descriptions of such burial customs as were witnessed in early times.
• The maiden of Akashi witnessed the procession, but she avoided making herself known.
• If there were no clearness and purity, these effects would not be witnessed.
• It was the first time he had ever witnessed a violent death, and it struck him with horror.
• They were, he said, all perfectly regular and duly witnessed, and legally stamped to serve as evidence in law.
• He seemed to have taken it as a self-imposed task that he should have the charge of the granite cross, erected over the man whose death he had witnessed.
• Yet these labours involve triumphs of ingenuity which once witnessed ought never to pass from the memory.
• But I should like to have witnessed his exit last night.
• In a very low voice Sylvia spoke of the violent scene she had witnessed.
• That plain had witnessed the presence of Luther, and a host who strove with him.
• He was entertained a good deal there, and we witnessed the opening of the Charleston Exposition.
• It was a solemn scene which that dim room witnessed as the night waned and the approach of dawn came on.
• It is impossible that any simple fact could be imposed, or that a number of persons could be made to believe they had witnessed such fact, unless it had actually taken place.

Similar words containing WITNESS without suffix ed

witness10 witnesser12 witnesses12 earwitness13 eyewitness16 witnessers13 witnessing14 unwitnessed15 witnessable16 earwitnesses15 eyewitnesses18 eyewitnessed19 eyewitnessing20

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