Arrested is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARRESTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ARREST, to bring to a standstill
• seize (someone) by legal authority and take them into custody
• seize and detain (a ship) by legal authority
• stop or check (progress or a process)
• suffer a heart attack
• attract the attention of (someone)
NOUN:
• the action of seizing someone and taking them into custody
• a stoppage or sudden cessation of motion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to seize and hold by legal authority

Words related to ARRESTED

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How to use ARRESTED in a sentence

• This unsuccessful movement was easily put down, and the discredited princess was arrested and imprisoned.
• One incendiary, who was arrested in the Rue de Poitiers, declared that he received ten francs for each house which he set on fire.
• Several people, it is true, were arrested for seditious expressions, but no tumult occurred.
• Who would not rather wear his decorations beneath his uniform than on it? Yet among them were figures which arrested our attention and sympathy.
• My eyes wandered along a plank-line in the deck till they were arrested by a petticoat I knew, when they returned of their own accord.
• But it was arrested by Conolly, on whom she looked with perceptible surprise and dismay.
• If not arrested this will in time communicate itself to the bones of the upper part of the body and terminate fatally.
• At length his step became arrested, in one of those quick turns that he made at each end of his narrow walk.
• He rose and while standing arrested by pains that cramped his limbs, he heard the door swing open on the far side of the house.
• Paul and she together in that room? What irony! He was about to rush after madame, when his steps were arrested by a voice coming from the stairs.
• Harvey was enraged at the proceeding and caused the leaders to be arrested.
• He never suffered again from the affliction, which, had it not been arrested in time, would have ended in confirmed madness.
• Merrick was arrested for the first time in his life, an experience he never afterward forgot.
• This reminds me of another case, in connection with which I, at the time, fully expected to be arrested.
• Forrester was a young fellow full of pluck, and made a desperate resistance when, a boy, he was first arrested in Dublin.
• Each foot was arrested at the point to which the sound had carried it when it paused.
• When I was arrested, your servants took my money away, and when I was freed they took me out of prison.
• Nash had known of it, and the Frenchman was not arrested, as Mr.
• I arrested the flow of blood and made the patient comfortable.
• So it is in the case of the boy who, after promising not to drive over thirty miles an hour, goes speeding on the highway and gets arrested.
• Finally the plotters were arrested, and the King put to torture Guy Fawkes and the other prisoners with royal vigor.
• But a sudden and painful thought arrested his steps.
• At length a servant, Lucia Tolomelli, who had been a long time in the Sirani family, was suspected of having poisoned her young mistress, was arrested, tried, and banished.
• Then the police took a hand, and one of the fellows who was discharged was arrested.
• His singular appearance arrested the attention of all present.
• She stood there, with her back to it, sharply arrested, her eyes held by the spectacle before her.
• But at this crisis the anti-Roman policy was arrested in its course by another movement, which turned the current of suspicion, and frightened back the nation to conservatism.

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