Assessed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASSESS, to estimate the value of for taxation
• evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of
• calculate or estimate the price or value of
• set the value of a tax, fine, etc., for (a person or property) at a specified level

Words related to ASSESSED

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Words that contain ASSESSED

reassessed11 overassessed16

How to use ASSESSED in a sentence

• Why are taxes assessed unless they are collected? Depend upon it, I shall proceed to collect agreeably to law, so govern yourselves accordingly.
• Some three or four years since a trustee assessed a school tax on some of the wealthy citizens of that class.
• But taxes upon lands or buildings are assessed in the city or town where they are situated, and to the person, wherever he lives, who is the owner of them on the first day of May.
• The value of history to patriotism, then, is to be assessed under two headings.
• His estate yields to him about one hundred and twenty thousand rupees a-year, while he is assessed at only sixteen thousand.
• We assessed the city in terms of jobs, housing, computer courses, and mystical power spots.
• Where wrongs have been committed, their consequences and the relative responsibility involved will be assessed.
• To meet these expenses, all the inhabitants of the parishes were assessed, whether they were or not members of the established church.
• It seemed odd that stock held so high should so soon have to be assessed.
• Maberly moved for the repeal of the assessed taxes, which was lost by a great majority.
• He, expected, also, that by a more strict collection of the assessed taxes he should obtain L150,000.
• If new taxes must be resorted to, his lordship recommended a tax on the succession to real property, or the revival of some of the repealed assessed taxes.
• By its machinery, it became finally so vast, that three hundred and fifty million dollars were assessed and collected in a single year.
• They could, and often did, hold more land than they were assessed on.
• The assessed value of property in 1830, amounted to about two and a half millions.
• The damages of breach of promise were assessed in advance and without respect of sex.
• The said Esteban Rodriguez had told them that they would not be assessed tribute for two years.
• The local banker took up a collection to pay my fine in case a fine should be assessed against me.
• The usual thought is that if all property could be assessed the plan would be excellent.
• Character, genius, high parts in history are all assessed upon.
• Up till now the Government has not assessed revenue on the high lands which are its own property.
• By progressive steps it rises until, on estates assessed at L210,000, it is 2d.
• I assessed every one of them for taxes yearly, in apparel and wheat from the stores and granaries.
• The prices assessed, being a maximum, applied to the best wines of each class.
• When the fund is exhausted, it is again supplied by a tax assessed upon the members in proportion to the amounts for which they are respectively insured.
• Fifty years ago the overwhelming mass of these people were not only penniless, but were themselves assessed as real estate.

Similar words containing ASSESS without suffix ed

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