Befriended is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEFRIENDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEFRIEND, to act as a friend to
• act as or become a friend to (someone), especially when they are in need of help or support

Words related to BEFRIENDED

befriend14 befriending18 befriends15

Words that contain BEFRIENDED

unbefriended19

How to use BEFRIENDED in a sentence

• You have always been befriended by the gods, and may therefore have the confidence to converse with Jupiter.
• Clements, who had befriended poor Anne Catherick, I learnt that Mrs.
• England is proud to recollect how she befriended struggling nationalities in the nineteenth century.
• For years I attended one of these in London, and here circumstances again befriended me, regarding the matter so frequently in my thoughts.
• He knew, of course, that, if he had spoken to her, or if she had seen and known him, she would gladly have befriended him.
• It seemed as if I were born to bring sorrow on all who befriended me, and that was the bitterest drop in the bitter cup of my life.
• Grandma profited by the good-will of those whom she had befriended.
• Richardson, who had long been a cherished acquaintance of the family, befriended the wife in the darkest days of her misery.
• He not only won for the English the renown of conquest, but befriended the early efforts after liberty.
• I tried and tried to find out who had befriended us, but I never could.
• It was unfortunately true that Mark had taken a violent prejudice against the man he had befriended to such good purpose years and years ago.
• I have befriended her, and because of this I am to die.
• He was a sober, honest, simple-hearted person, and always conducted in a manner entirely satisfactory to those who had befriended him in his hour of utmost need.
• In the past we had befriended the young Aziz, and it was hard to look upon him in the light of an enemy.
• England and three others who had befriended Macrae were set on shore, among them, no doubt, the one-legged pirate, and in due course of time made their way over to St.
• Mingled with these thoughts came those of the man who had befriended her and even sought her out this day.
• He also gave to the people the history of himself, how the duck had befriended him and led him to the home of his people.
• The day before the sale takes place, Dickson, one of the farmers, is summoned to the castle by Anna, an orphan girl who had been befriended by the Laird.
• It was a well-laid and promising plan, but accident befriended the Prussian king.
• The earlier the repeal is proposed, the more it will be befriended by all these recollections and considerations.
• We turned at once, and then first discovered that the woman we befriended had disappeared with her baby.
• Magdalen Herbert, mother of George Herbert, befriended Dr.
• Then he saw, because it limped, that it was the old hare that he had befriended in the winter, but fat and well fed, and dressed in his summer coat.
• Now he is in fear for his life and dares not leave the compound walls of the foreigner who has befriended him.
• The little man fancied himself an adept at intrigue, and his methods were often a cause of anxiety to those he befriended.
• Even the Frenchman she befriended was ungrateful enough not to know quite what to think of Mary.
• Glasby befriended other prisoners and gave away his share of the plunder to them.
• Hoping to get England under his thumb he befriended James II, the last Stuart king, whom the English drove out in 1688.
• The driver thanked the colonel and the others who had befriended him, and proceeded with his load.
• Many of them were pretty, and not a few of them, naturally enough, fell in love with the good-looking young man who befriended them.
• He had been befriended and inspired by Starr King and soon turned from business and studied for the ministry.
• This one he had helped out of a trouble with a refractory pump, that one he had befriended in some other way.
• No one else spoke to him, and even the private secretary, who had before befriended him, left him severely alone.
• He had lived in dry, hot places before, and he was conscientiously trying to please the public and also make money for Bill, who had befriended him.
• Just opposite, in a sepulchre precisely similar, lies Melancthon, and in the chancel near by, in tombs rather more stately, the electors of Saxony that befriended the reformers.
• Could it be possible that this blooming, elegant, graceful woman was the pale, nervous Ruth Glenn, whom Agnes had befriended at Mrs.

Similar words containing BEFRIEND without suffix ed

befriend14 befriends15 befriender16 befrienders17 befriending18 unbefriended19

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