Avowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AVOW, to declare
• assert or confess openly
ADJECTIVE:
• Openly acknowledged or declared; admitted.
• openly declared as such
• openly declared
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to declare openly

Words related to AVOWED

avow10 avowedly18 avowing14 avows11

Words that contain AVOWED

avowedly18 reavowed15 unavowed15 disavowed17 unavowedly20 disavowedly22

How to use AVOWED in a sentence

• They avowed that their empire was a tyranny, and frankly stated that they solely trusted to force and terror to uphold it.
• Ranulf, Earl of Chester, and William de Roumare, his half-brother, were avowed friends of King Stephen.
• I wished to believe that my peace would easily be made when I avowed myself to be the man I really was.
• His end was a tragic one, and it has never been ascertained for certain whether he died by his own hand, or by the hand of one of his alleged friends or avowed foes.
• At the Conference of 1899, indeed, no serious effort was made by any Power to achieve the avowed purpose of the meeting.
• She asks us to acknowledge that title to the territory, with an avowed design to treat immediately of its transfer to the United States.
• Nor do I speak of those open and avowed sinners who have thrown off even the appearance of virtue.
• These were the avowed allowances which the family received from the public treasury.
• Sir Kenneth had long loved Edith Plantagenet, but being known to her only as a poor and nameless adventurer, he had not yet openly avowed his love.
• Among them there was occasionally one who avowed himself, without reservation, for the Union.
• These were innocent, but on the 29th, Kearsley, the avowed publisher, and Balfe, the printer, were taken into custody, who confessed that Wilkes was the author of the paper.
• The utmost its avowed and secret enemies could hope to achieve was to retard its growth and obscure momentarily its purpose.
• The result was the election, by a minority, of a President whose avowed principles were necessarily fatal to the harmony of the Union.
• Almost every year some new society is organized, having for its avowed object the conversion of souls and the relief of the suffering.
• They accordingly published a notice to their fellow citizens in which they set forth the avowed opinions of their candidate.
• At length he avowed his partiality, which was heard by Sir Duncan with pleasure, by Alicia with dread and submission.
• Public schools are established in the town of Larro, for the avowed purpose of teaching the rising generation the rudiments of the mahommedan religion.
• He went to her because she was a kindly, witty old woman, and had always avowed an affection for him, and when he arrived at her lodgings he found her ready to talk by the hour.
• Howel took the place, nominally for a term, but with the avowed intention of purchasing it, or the first place of any note that should be for sale in the county.
• In short, sir, it has been avowed quite as often in as many places, and before as many assemblies, as any humble opinions of mine ought to be avowed.

Similar words containing AVOW without suffix ed

avow10 avows11 avowal12 avower12 avowry15 reavow12 avowals13 avowers13 avowing14 disavow14 reavows13 avowable16 avowably19 avowedly18 avowries14 disavows15 reavowed15 unavowed15 disavowal16 disavowed17 disavower16 reavowing16 disavowals17 disavowers17 disavowing18 unavowedly20 disavowable20 disavowedly22 avowableness20 avowablenesses22

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