Apprehended is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPREHENDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPREHEND, to understand
• arrest (someone) for a crime
• understand or perceive
• anticipate (something) with uneasiness or fear
ADJECTIVE:
• fully understood or grasped
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• arrest, seize

Words related to APPREHENDED

apprehend17

Words that contain APPREHENDED

unapprehended22 misapprehended25

How to use APPREHENDED in a sentence

• The story you told by signs was quickly apprehended, and as quickly rejected as an audacious impossibility.
• Sparks had ceased to fall, and from that source no further danger need be apprehended.
• Captain Willoughby had, from the first, apprehended an assault from this quarter.
• Without the telegraph he could not have been apprehended.
• They have seen, too, how insignificant the result of the Congress of Verona was considered at Madrid, in comparison with what had been apprehended.
• With my crippled vision I apprehended him only as very tall and straight and wearing a loose cape.
• It has been pretty well ascertained from a variety of evidence that all of them have been committed by one man, who was apprehended and put an end to his life in prison.
• I smiled to myself, and apprehended no further trouble from Peter.
• But the rest of the simile is obvious, and will be apprehended at once by a person of your experience.
• It was at best a trivial matter and no further trouble was apprehended.
• Arms were in every hand, and a deep gloom on every countenance, as if they had apprehended an immediate and violent assault from the opposite faction.
• The disposition of the various parts of a palace will probably be better apprehended from an exact account of a single building than from any further general statements.
• All this hast Thou set down through Thine all-encompassing sovereignty, and apprehended through Thine omnipotent supremacy.
• No such great crisis, however, is to be apprehended from acquaintance with the productions of the modern French school.
• That he apprehended the legislature would be endeavoring to invade the executive.
• I imagine they apprehended it might interfere with measures actually taken by us.
• If she had apprehended a war from either of those quarters, she would not have been so anxious to leave the Emperor one enemy the less, by placing him at peace with the Dutch.
• Why did he not stay and work his mine, as at first he projected? He apprehended that the Spaniards would be upon him with a greater force.
• He was immediately apprehended, examined, admitted as evidence for the crown, and discovered the particulars of the murder.
• These were the barriers that opposed against that torrent of popular rage which it was apprehended would proceed from this resignation.
• Obviously more danger was to be apprehended from this quarter.
• Days and hours are not visible to the senses, nor to be apprehended and distinguished by the understanding.
• As an attack from the savages was apprehended during the year the settlers determined to erect a fort as a defense for the infant settlement.
• All was again mirth, and everyone on board, except Philip, considered that danger was no more to be apprehended.
• There is not, believe me, there is not so much danger to be apprehended by persons at our time of life from armed foes, as from the pleasures which surround us on all sides.
• He perceived now that it was not the few abhorred Abolitionists of the Northern States from whom danger to the Union was to be apprehended.
• The hypnotic effect of the German newspapers on the German is not apprehended either in Great Britain or in the United States.
• He attacked and killed Septon, and wounded Collyer, who nevertheless got away, but was soon apprehended.
• There are certain principles, however, which every player should know, but which, I am sorry to say, are as yet scarcely apprehended even by the best teachers.
• In that case, if he is apprehended, your life will doubtless be spared.
• He spoke little, but intimated that he apprehended danger.
• The outline only can be apprehended, and that very imperfectly.
• Up to the time of going to press, the man Isaac Lalonde, whom the police failed to arrest last night on a charge not at present precisely stated, has not been apprehended.
• In the course of time, however, the nature of the new fact began to be apprehended.
• The apprehended introduction of slavery into the Territories furnished other grounds of controversy.

Similar words containing APPREHEND without suffix ed

apprehend17 apprehends18 apprehending21 misapprehend22 misapprehends23 unapprehended22 misapprehended25 misapprehending26

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