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

alter5 altering9 alters6

Words that contain ALTERED

faltered12 haltered12 paltered11 realtered10 unaltered10 misaltered13 prealtered13

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.

Similar words containing ALTER without suffix ed

alter5 altern6 alters6 falter9 halter9 palter8 salter6 alterer7 alterne7 exalter14 falters10 haltere10 halters10 palters9 psalter9 realter7 saltern7 salters7 saltery10 alterant8 alterers8 altering9 alterity11 alternat8 alternes8 desalter9 exalters15 faltered12 falterer11 haltered12 halteres11 misalter10 paltered11 palterer10 prealter10 psalters10 psaltery13 realters8 salterns8 alterable11 alterably14 alterants9 altercate11 alternant9 alternate9 alternats9 asphalter14 desalters10 drysalter13 falterers12 faltering13 haltering13 misalters11 palterers11 paltering12 prealters11 psalteria11 realtered10 salteries9 subaltern11 unaltered10 waghalter16 alteration10 alterative13 altercated13 altercates12 alterities10 alternance12 alternants10 alternated11 alternates10 alternatim12 alternator10 asphalters15 drysalters14 drysaltery17 falterings14 halterneck19 misaltered13 prealtered13 psalterian12 psalteries12 psalterium14 realtering11 subalterns12 unaltering11 waghalters17 alterations11 alteratives14 altercating14 altercation13 altercative16 alternances13 alternately14 alternating12 alternation11 alternative14 alternators11 falteringly18 halterbreak20 halterbroke20 halternecks20 inalterable13 inalterably16 misaltering14 prealtering14 sesquialter20 superaltern13 unalterable13 unalterably16 unfaltering15 alterability17 altercations14 alternations12 alternatives15 drysalteries16 halterbreaks21 halterbroken21 sesquialtera21 sesquialters21 subalternant14 subalternate14 subalternity17 superalterns14 alternatively19 sesquialteras22 subalternants15 subalternates15 unfalteringly20 alternatingly17 alterabilities16 halterbreaking24 inalterability19 subalternation16 subalternities16 unalterability19 alternativeness18 inalterableness17 subalternations17 unalterableness17 inalterabilitie17 unalterabilitie17 unalterabilities18 inalterabilities18 alternativenesses20 inalterablenesses19 unalterablenesses19

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