Altered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ALTER, to make different
• make structural changes to (a building)
• castrate or spay (a domestic animal).
• change in character or composition, typically in a comparatively small but significant way
ADJECTIVE:
• changed in form or character without becoming something else
• having testicles or ovaries removed
• changed in order to improve or made more fit for a particular purpose

Words related to ALTERED

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How to use ALTERED in a sentence

• The stretch of embankment at the bottom seemed to have altered very little since I had last seen it.
• However, when I taxed him with this later, he said that Gussie had altered the plot a good deal, and I dare say that accounts for it.
• The bed of the Jordan was much changed by all these shocks, and its course altered in many places.
• But even the time consumed in this short conference had sensibly altered the condition of things for the worse.
• Here you will learn how RUSKIN was brought to visit Hawarden, and how he entirely altered his views on Mr.
• And my own grief was altered by the vision of the grief that had come to so many others.
• It had been nothing better than a farm-house from time immemorial, and had been added to and extended and altered to suit the convenience of successive generations of farmers.
• His teaching in the pulpit altered, and it became painful to him to preach.
• But when he opened the door and went into the laboratory nothing had been altered there.
• Almost every place which is known to have had a name at the English Conquest retained that name afterwards, in a more or less clipped or altered form.
• During all these years, in whatever other respects she might have altered, the attitude of her heart towards him had never changed.
• The editor keeps awake nearly all night to serve it, and the facts are not altered because in best serving the public he serves himself.
• When he came back some hours after, he found her sitting, very much altered in look and bearing, by the bedside, with a bundle on her lap.
• Priest Lampitt, who had been watching through a window, his countenance strangely altered by his rage, now took his departure.
• I am told that the style of this court has been materially altered, and perhaps improved, by the impetuous character of Napoleon.
• It is well known, in addition to the mode of its adoption, that every provision of the constitution can be altered, with a single exception, by three-fourths of the states.
• He showed both the effects of early spoiling and the subsequent intolerance of altered conditions.
• Those east of the altar were badly altered and restored after the fire of 1829.
• How many instances may be found of a beaten Army rallied again at a short distance, without its circumstances having altered in any way since the battle.
• Since then he has altered the map considerably to the advantage of the Empire, but the heart of the Empire is set on ballot-boxes and small lies.
• He had his hair cut short and his face neatly shaved, and when he went to his room, he trimmed his mustache in such a way that it greatly altered the cast of his countenance.
• This time I heard the rolling so distinctly that my face must have altered, for two of the woman shuddered and took hasty leave.
• It was revised and altered in 1820, 1827, 1832, 1836, and more especially in 1845.
• Nor can the law be altered on account of the magnitude and munificence of the bounty.
• Yet there is hardly one that has not altered its constitution, and it has been done by conventions called by the legislature, as an ordinary exercise of legislative power.
• His tone altered, too, and instead of being uniformly diplomatic, it varied abruptly between a sort of Cheeryble philanthropy and a sort of Wellingtonian ferocity.
• Richmond gardens laid out or rather altered by Brown, are now united with those of Kew.
• I know not how the lights of experience might have altered this estimate.
• My idea is that these types worked round by the south, and altered rapidly as they proceeded westward, increasing in species.
• The thicket about me became altered to my imagination.
• And then there was that dean in the History Department who altered faculty promotion papers.

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