Wrested is valid Scrabble Word

Is wrested a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for WRESTED in dictionary:

VERB:

WREST, to take away by force, also WRAST
take (something, especially power or control) after considerable effort or difficulty
forcibly pull (something) from a person's grasp
distort the meaning or interpretation of (something) to suit one's own interests or views

NOUN:

a key for tuning a harp or piano.

Words related to WRESTED

wrest8 wresting12 wrests9

Words that contain WRESTED

outwrested14 overwrested18

How to use WRESTED in a sentence

No, to be great Spain does not have to be a tyrant, Spain is sufficient unto herself, Spain was greater when she had only her own territory, wrested from the clutches of the Moor.
Within the last two years alone, the Carthaginians declared in 582, seventy villages had been again wrested from them in opposition to the treaty.
She flew to meet The Swedish courier, and with sudden questioning Soon wrested from him the disastrous secret.
In both cases alike the province thus acquired was certain finally to be wrested from Spain.
He awoke ere they reached him, and grasped his sword, which always hung by his bed, but it was wrested from his hand, and he was mangled and killed.
Erik struggled in this manner, and, grasping the rope sharply, wrested it out of the hands of his opponent.
But no sooner was the lady gone than Leicester repented of the consent Varney had wrested from him.
Before long great parts of central China were wrested from the hands of the government.
Before she could wholly recover her posture, I sprung upon her, seized hold of the weapon, and had nearly wrested it from her.
It was from antagonists who prided themselves on their cavalry beyond everything that he had wrested victory, with a body of cavalry of his own mustering.

The people rushed upon the insurgents, wrested their arms from them, and slew many of them.
Frederic, however, found a little solace in his disappointment, by attaching to Austria the dominions he had wrested from the lords he had beheaded as assassins of his father.
Even the weakest reigning monarch has power in his hands which can only be wrested from him by both strength and skill.
The duchy of Lorraine, which had been wrested from her husband, was immediately to be invaded and restored to the empire.
A new document issued seven years later wrested from the Puritans of the colony the right to elect their own governor and reserved the power of appointment to the king.
Servia Proper, for a short time wrested from the Porte by the victories of Prince Eugene, again became a part of the dominions of the Sultan.
The liberty of the subject asserted in our constitution, and ever on the increase, has yet to be wrested from this subtler tyranny.
The Popes wrested to themselves the supreme spiritual and temporal power in the world.
His vineyards and mulberry orchards were cut down, and much of his property was wrested from him.
In a moment the two lads had sprung upon him, one from each side, and wrested his sword from his hand.
It is thought, however, that he is wanting in that energy and audacity which are requisite in a leader, if victory is to be wrested from the Germans.
Desire and passion, like two unmanageable horses, have wrested the reins of control from him and are galloping madly in the wilderness.
Yermac fled to Siberia, wrested the country from the Tartars, and obtained forgiveness from the Czar by laying a new realm at his feet.
Here on May 9, 1832, was wrested from them a treaty which is of supreme importance in the history of the Seminoles.
They have wrested from you Battleford, Prince Albert, and Batoche.
In order to close the pass which leads from Lombardy to Lunigiana, he besieged Pontremoli and wrested it from the hands of Messer Anastagio Palavicini, who was the lord of it.
Ever since the fatal order had been wrested from the Countess, her peace of mind had been entirely destroyed, and she had become a prey to all the horrors of remorse.
In the scuffle he had obtained my stick, and I had wrested from him his bundle, with which, as soon as he had knocked down my partner, I ran off.
Kansas might be wrested from the slave-power at the same time that returns on invested funds were secured.
It was for this that Texas was invaded, first by colonists, next by marauders, until it was wrested from Mexico.

Similar words containing WREST without suffix ed

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