Computed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPUTE, to calculate
• reckon or calculate (a figure or amount)
• seem reasonable; make sense

Words related to COMPUTED

compute13 computes14 computing16

Words that contain COMPUTED

recomputed17 miscomputed20 precomputed20

How to use COMPUTED in a sentence

• It has been computed that three hundred monastic establishments were founded in England during the reigns of Henry I, Stephen, and Henry II.
• The men on board, including those of every description, were computed at not less than a hundred and twenty thousand.
• Even in the time of Cicero, it was computed that there were only about two thousand citizens possessed of independent property.
• At the expiration of twenty-five years, according to the computed rate of increase, the number of representatives will amount to two hundred, and of fifty years, to four hundred.
• England herself, it is computed now does the work, by means of steam and machinery, of eight hundred millions of men.
• Upon what principle is it that the slaves shall be computed in the representation? Are they men? Then make them citizens, and let them vote.
• Knowing the masses and the distances, these disturbances may be computed.
• I have computed, at some hours of leisure, the loss and gain of literature, and set the pain which it produces against the pleasure.
• And the more so as he computed the alternatives of victory or death.
• The spring rises out of an aperture in the solid rocks and is computed to discharge about forty gallons in a minute.
• It is computed that upwards of six millions of the bodies of the early Christians were deposited in the Catacombs.
• The whole number of the English land forces in this campaign was computed at fifty thousand men, of which more than forty thousand were in the field.
• Before the length of the pieces can be computed he must find out the length of the bar.
• From this average foot the variations of all the first feet were computed, then the variations of all the second feet, etc.
• The number of the latter, which you shall find upon your blanket any day of the year, is literally not to be computed.
• It has been computed that the Spaniards in America destroyed in about forty-five years ten millions of human creatures, and this with a view of converting them to Christianity.
• The number of inhabitants in both might be pretty exactly computed from the canoes that were about the ships the second day after our arrival.
• In the case of churches, chapels and schools, the cost may be roughly computed by taking the number of seats at a price per seat.
• It has been computed that the weight of the roots in the soil is about equal to the weight of the stem and leaves.
• The loss of the English in killed, wounded, and missing was computed at two thousand, and that of the French at double that number.
• The number outside of institutions is doubtless considerable but can not be computed.
• Even this distinguished astronomer, a few years ago, computed it at eight or ten millions.
• These figures were computed from the results of gagings maintained for a period sufficient to afford this information within a reasonable approximation.
• Whenever the computed conjunction falls on a Sunday, Wednesday or Friday, the new year is in such case to be fixed on the day after.
• Book-sellers are expected to give libraries a proportionate share of their 1956 transactions on which their current licence would be computed.
• Fifteen projectiles, as we afterwards computed, passed through the vessel or cut the rigging.
• This is computed from observations taken, once a day or oftener, and supposes the discharge during the entire day to be the same as at the time of taking the observations.
• Douglas computed, as many as 15,000 slaves were brought into the country in 1859.
• It is computed that the Irish furnished not less than a third of the whole American forces.
• The land rents of Ireland are computed to about two millions, whereof one-tenth amounts to two hundred thousand pounds.
• The strength of our military force on the 30th of September last was 48,000 men, and it is computed that by the 1st of January next this number will be decreased to 43,000.
• CORRECTIONS FOR CHANGE OF TEMPERATURE OF STANDARD SOLUTIONS The values below are average values computed from data relating to a considerable number of solutions.
• But this plan is of greater extent than at first I computed, and I find that you have little desire to take the advantage of any examples.

Similar words containing MPUT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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