Centred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CENTRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CENTRE, to make central, also CENTER
• occur mainly in or around (a specified place)
• have or cause to have (a specified concern or theme)
• place in the middle
• (in soccer, hockey, and other team games) kick, hit, or throw the ball from the side to the middle of the playing area
• play as the middle player of a line or group in certain team games.
NOUN:
• a region of central France, including the cities of Orleans, Tours, and Chartres.
ADJECTIVE:
• mentally and emotionally confident, focused, and well-balanced
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to center

Words related to CENTRED

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How to use CENTRED in a sentence

• Rapidly regaining the room in which my interest was now centred, I set the candlestick down on the dresser, and approached the lounge.
• Two boys ran out, and the native talk went on, unintelligible save for the fact that it centred round Unookuk.
• All her life Seemed centred in the circle of her eyes.
• Till I saw you, I was happy, and indifferent to all else, my affections being centred in my father and in my dog.
• The management of the hospital centred in the office, and it was so typical of Belgium as to be really worth a few words of description.
• Centred are all his thoughts alone on that which is useful.
• Cyran himself, centred all her thoughts and all her affections upon eternity.
• The nave of the cathedral is cold and tasteless, the whole effect being centred upon the choir, the richness of which is quite dazzling.
• Her attention was called elsewhere, and that was the last glimpse she had of the two people about whom centred the struggle for untold riches.
• It found enthusiastic response in Germany, and was joined by everyone whose thoughts and hopes were centred in freedom.
• When we entered the home, our interest centred in its mistress, the little lady of old-time grace and courtesy sitting by the open fire.
• The immediate effect was to close a haven of privateers, who centred in great numbers around an anchorage which flanked the route of all vessels bound from Europe to New York.
• It is regretted that it has not been found practicable to include a chapter on the inner life of the Battalion which centred round the characters of some of its members.
• And it was on him that the hope of the Romans centred as he marched once more against the Persians, leaving his wife in Byzantium.
• And thus a good deal of half-religious, half-political feeling was centred on these appointed days of solemn fast or thanksgiving.
• So the vital interest centred on all that concerned Michu.
• He would probably leave Zoroaster behind to manage the affairs of state, which had centred in Stakhar during the last year and more.
• The main interest of both officers and men, of course, centred in Mr.
• True, their lives were centred in each other too much.
• These things are indications of the parental instinct centred on unworthy objects.
• He was surprised to find them strangely and otherwise absorbed, with hearts elsewhere centred than in God.
• Here I felt that he gathered himself together, and, presently, as I had supposed he would, he centred his energy in a determined thrust at my left breast.
• In a word, he loved his country, and had an abiding faith in its future and in its people, upon whom his most earnest thoughts and loftiest aspirations were centred.
• She had vaguely imagined that the thoughts of a quarter of a million of people would that evening be centred on the unique Musical Festival.
• His whole thought centred on the early arrival of McAdams.
• There was no one I loved especially, no one I cared for anxiously, to relieve the bitter thoughts which centred in myself alone.
• Regulations, usage administration, the spiritual and temporal government of the college, were all centred in him.
• Sue came out into the town with him, and they walked and talked with tongues centred only on the passing moments.
• All his interests centred in the free forest, where he had grown to manhood.
• Hubert was the sole child of his father, and in him were centred many bright and precious hopes.
• THE TACTICS OF VICTORY The story of the Manitoba school question and the political struggle which centred around it, as told by Prof.
• Upon that motionless figure his sight gradually centred with every faculty of mind and soul.

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