Coached is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COACHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COACH, to tutor or train
• travel by coach
• train or instruct (a team or player)
• give (someone) extra teaching
• teach (a subject or sport) as a coach
• give (someone) instructions as to what to do or say in a particular situation
• give (someone) professional advice on how to attain their goals.
NOUN:
• a comfortably equipped single-decker bus used for longer journeys
• a railway carriage.
• the cheapest class of seating in an aircraft or train.
• a closed horse-drawn carriage.
• an instructor or trainer in sport
• a private tutor who gives extra teaching.
ADVERB:
• in economy class accommodation in an aircraft or train

Words related to COACHED

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How to use COACHED in a sentence

• For three days, more or less ridiculous testimony was given against her, and a number of little children, who had evidently been carefully coached, stated upon the stand that Mrs.
• He has coached Hillton for three years, and the school has won two out of three of its big games during those years.
• The juniors were light, but they expected to walk away from the freshmen, as they had an expert at the stroke and had been coached by Collingwood.
• I once had a cousin whom I coached for his examination for the Bar, and I learnt a great deal about it then.
• During this time, I also coached a number of women hockey players.
• He had been well coached, and thus far his memory had served him admirably.
• She set them down as stereotyped answers in which they had been carefully coached.
• What those hours of waiting meant to Pat might perhaps be found written in the lives of some of the boys in that school where he coached athletics the next winter.
• In which purpose he was aided, abetted, and diligently coached by Fred Henderson.
• He assigned his men to their respective posts with discretion, and coached them carefully as to their duties.
• Coached by that practiced diplomat, Certina Charley, he made a speech memorable chiefly for what it did not say.
• Immigrants who belong to the excluded classes have been carefully coached by agents interested in getting them through the examination.
• Our people, moreover, do not wait to be coached and led.
• Ulysses was coached for West Point at an academy at Ripley, Ohio, conducted by William Taylor, and passed his entrance examinations with fair grades.
• I was studying at the University, and being coached in anatomy by my old friend Soelling.
• The bride was in quite a flutter, but having been coached and rehearsed daily by her mistress, managed to get through the ordeal.
• They were all carefully coached by Field what questions to ask and what points to avoid, and their reports were all turned over to him to prepare for publication.
• He helped her to get ready for the prize speaking, last month, and then she took the prize away from him and neglected to mention that he had coached her.
• Neither my active partner nor myself was an orator, but we had coached the silent member of the firm to act in our behalf.
• Half King had been so well coached by the renegades that he refused to listen.
• So we took him into town one day, coached and fully posted how to act and play his part.
• He, of course, should have seen that his niece was sufficiently well coached, in all the details that she should know, not to be led into these pitfalls.
• Spurlock had not coached her on this line of conduct.
• This time, Lyle looking confident and well coached, consulted his crib sheet and gave the answer without circumlocution.

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