Compromised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPROMISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPROMISE, to adjust or settle by mutual concessions
• settle a dispute by mutual concession
• expediently accept standards that are lower than is desirable
• weaken or harm by accepting standards that are lower than is desirable
• bring into disrepute or danger by indiscreet, foolish, or reckless behaviour
• cause to become vulnerable or function less effectively
NOUN:
• an agreement or settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions
• an intermediate state between conflicting alternatives reached by mutual concession
• the expedient acceptance of standards that are lower than is desirable
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• settlement of differences by arbitration or by consent reached by mutual concessions; something intermediate between or blending qualities of two different things

Words related to COMPROMISED

compromise18

Words that contain COMPROMISED

immunocompromised30

How to use COMPROMISED in a sentence

• Little, flushing, modest Florrie, who yesterday in the Five Towns was an infant, had compromised herself with a fat widower certainly old enough to be her father.
• They could not have acted otherwise, and yet it is humiliating for them to have to bow before superior force, and their authority is compromised by so doing.
• Urbain confesses having employed this money in helping persons compromised like himself.
• It almost seemed as if the Romans had compromised themselves as uselessly before Messana, as the Carthaginians before Tarentum.
• If the human race has a bad reputation, I perceive that I cannot escape being compromised.
• The physicians here believed that my lungs were seriously compromised, and advised me to go to the seashore.
• Tooke rather compromised his friends to screen himself.
• In a national institution views were held and taught of which he could not approve, and which he considered compromised him as a member of the nation.
• Linceford and Jeannie compromised the matter by rising themselves and accompanying Elinor from the room.
• The contracts which would have compromised Pesquiera with the Mexican government were destroyed by fire.
• Had she not destroyed the will, she might have compromised with her conscience by producing it and acting upon its terms, which had been so stated as not to disclose the marriage.
• It is a kind of common friend, about whom people can speak the truth without fear of being compromised, and confess their emotions without being ashamed.
• It changed hands several times during the war, but while held by the Royalists it seriously compromised their opponents on the west.
• We compromised on one egg, one glass of milk, and a slice of lavishly buttered bread, and jelly.
• Rockharrt arose and made a speech, and proposed a toast that greatly astonished his company and compromised two of them.
• If those to whom he ministered could not come up to his standard, then he waited, but he never compromised.
• The Cadets, compromised by their participation in the Kornilov conspiracy, preferred to remain apart.
• The father, loving peace rather than war, compromised the question with him, and relinquished to him a part of his kingdom.
• In Britain we should have compromised the matter by going sometimes one way and sometimes the other.
• His first task was to pay off, dollar for dollar, all the debts which his father had bequeathed him, although in most instances they had been compromised by his creditors.
• In his attempts to reconcile the gospel and his philosophy, he miserably compromised some of the most important truths of Scripture.
• But by his flight he had hopelessly compromised his position.
• In the end, he compromised, leaving a small margin for a bad landing that would require a second attempt, but with less practice than he wanted.
• On arrival in the town he assembled all the compromised persons and informed them of the brilliant result of his efforts.
• But he had always to bear in mind that the Federals, finding their retreat on Winchester compromised, might make a dash for Manassas Gap.
• The matter was argued for some time longer, and finally compromised by Mr.
• This Rollo compromised with Charles the Simple of France by marrying his daughter, and accepting that tract of Neustria to which he gave the name of Normandy.
• Were they associates of the marquis, compromised in the canal affair like himself? Were they men in his pay? Nobody knew.
• Lost, or merely compromised? She looked about her with an expression of powerless rage, like a very graceful wild beast enclosed in a cage.
• But it seems that we are compromised on other grounds.
• Clay had re-entered the Senate in 1849, for the purpose of compromising the sectional difficulties as he had compromised those of 1820 and of 1833.

Similar words containing MPROMIS without suffix ed and without prefix co

compromise18 compromiser19 compromises19 compromisers20 compromising21 compromisingly26 uncompromising23 uncompromisable25 uncompromisingn24 immunocompromis27 uncompromisingl24 uncompromisingly28 immunocompromised30 uncompromisingness27 uncompromisingnesses29

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