Competed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPETED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPETE, to contend for a prize
• strive to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others
• be able to rival another or others
• take part in a contest
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to vie

Words related to COMPETED

compete13 competes14 competing16

Words that contain COMPETED

outcompeted18

How to use COMPETED in a sentence

• Everybody knows that the beet has competed with the sugar-cane, and a great part of the French sugar is manufactured from beet.
• As different people and groups competed for authority, narratives began to be used to gain advantage.
• She won over every Pomeranian that competed against her, besides having been many times placed over all other dogs of any breed in open competition.
• She knew no fear, and her imperious, ambitious spirit made her a formidable rival even to the foreign flying women who competed at various international aviation meets.
• A good sportsman and excellent fellow has lately presented a cup to be competed for by the village clubs of this district.
• In brief, the man and woman competed with each other to name him most without naming him ever the same.
• Only the small capitalists competed, and therefore they did the advertising.
• Garie had paid two thousand dollars for her, and was the envy of all the young bucks in the neighbourhood who had competed with him at the sale.
• When in 1819 a plan was formed to remove Williams College to a more central location, and several towns competed for the honor, Dr.
• He competed with Indra and performed his sacrifice here.
• Four rival companies, organized under the Morse, the Bain, the House, and the Hughes patents, competed for the business.
• No theaters and restaurants competed with him here.
• Never in his life had he thought of a woman as a pretty thing to be fooled and won and competed for and fought over.
• Whether from indolence or modesty Doctor Unonius never competed, but he seldom missed to visit the show and to con the exhibits.
• They competed for it only in order to get a morsel of food, so they would not have to beg it from door to door.
• Agatha, though void of emulation for the Cambridge Local, always competed with ardor for the honor of being first up or down stairs.
• We competed with English, French, Belgian, and Austrian engines.
• The latter, as we learn from Suetonius, competed for prizes in the public musical contests, and was never without a slave at his elbow to warn him against straining his voice.
• We have seen how in 1560 Tintoretto competed for the S.
• His first success came when he competed for the decoration of the ceiling of S.
• Some of the athletic events were open, like the Atlantic Sea, and some close, like the Conferences at Lympne, but very few of the visitors competed in any of them.
• The engine is, however, one that evidently could have competed favorably with those previously exhibited.
• Since the end of the seventeenth century Russia and Austria had competed for expansion into the Balkans.
• Thirteen professional clubs competed for the championship in 1875, the St.
• All the princes of Achaea competed for her hand, having first taken an oath to avenge whomsoever she might choose for her husband.
• At the annual festival of Okatz the poets met and made public recitations, and competed for prizes.
• In 1827, 1828 and 1829, he competed for the Prix de Rome, and failed.
• When he was chosen to the Senate he had two brothers who competed with him for the office.
• Perino del Vaga, Sebastiano del Piombo, Giorgio Vasari, and Michael Angelo all competed.
• That Sylvia never competed only made the sting the sharper.
• Historically, a number of cities or city-states have competed for survival and supremacy.
• For there was now peace in Europe, and European vessels competed with American vessels.
• In agitation it could not have competed with a sheep-market.

Similar words containing MPET without suffix ed and without prefix co

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