Availed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVAILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AVAIL, to be of use or advantage to
• use or take advantage of (an opportunity or available resource)
• help or benefit
NOUN:
• use or benefit

Words related to AVAILED

avail8 availe9 availing12 avails9

How to use AVAILED in a sentence

• I availed myself of this interruption to the narrative, to propose to my venerable friend to take some refreshment.
• I was politely offered the use of their box at the theatre during my stay, and on one occasion availed myself of the offer.
• The aid which the Saxons gave to Maria Theresa availed but little.
• Their opponents availed themselves of this interval also.
• Another element, of which American engineers have freely availed themselves, is curvature.
• She taxed him with it so sturdily that efforts at deception availed him not.
• Doctor Hodges was unremitting in his attentions, but his zeal and anxiety availed nothing.
• M, de Conde gladly availed himself of this permission, and a short time subsequently established himself in the palace of his sister, the Princess of Orange.
• This, however, availed the unhappy girl but little, with a man in whose character ambition was the predominant impulse.
• Every building, as well as every man and woman, that could be put to the work, has been availed of, and the results have been incredible.
• Within, female taste had veiled every rudeness, availed itself of every sylvan grace.
• Neither the law of nature nor the law of Moses availed to bind men to righteousness.
• Soon after, supper was announced, and I availed myself of the general commotion attending that incident, to retire to my room.
• As the heat was intense, I availed myself of the light of the full moon and travelled at night.
• In looking for a way out of the situation he availed himself of the first opportunity, stole a suit of clothes with the avowed purpose of being discharged for the offense.
• He availed himself of this opportunity of encountering his adversary with some effect.
• It seems singular to me, on reflection, that I never availed myself of his kind invitation.
• Past services were forgotten, brilliant talents availed nothing.
• Learned theologians availed themselves of this example to effect analogous relationships between the rest of the gods, combining them all into one line of descent.
• Every judge, active and retired, is entitled to a permit to carry a weapon, and I long ago availed myself of the privilege.
• An enlarged mechanical knowledge has availed nothing in the studio.
• This was our opportunity, and gladly we availed ourselves of it.
• The cow-puncher was the only one who availed himself of the opportunity.
• The opportunity to wait upon his Royal Highness was to me a source of sincere gratification, of which I gladly availed myself.
• Citizens of the United States and foreigners have availed themselves of these privileges.
• If wishes could have availed, I doubt not that I should have been ruined forever.
• What availed thee thy other buildings? Of thy tomb alone thou art sure.
• In his zeal for God, which availed him nothing, he had cast out of the land all those who dealt with familiar spirits, but one was still left at Endor.
• She did consider, but consideration availed nothing.
• His prayers, and a cross drawn upon the sand, availed to rescue a ship that was in peril on the sea.

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