Contributed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTRIBUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONTRIBUTE, to give or supply in common with others
• give (something, especially money) in order to help achieve or provide something
• help to cause or bring about
• supply (an article) for publication in a newspaper, magazine, or journal
• give one's views in a discussion

Words related to CONTRIBUTED

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How to use CONTRIBUTED in a sentence

• To its pages Poe contributed some of his finest and most popular tales, and attracted to the publication the pens of many of the best contemporary authors.
• The education of Saint-Denis had contributed no little to develop her natural disposition.
• The very highest dignitaries of the Church in London have never, in my experience, contributed very largely to its social life.
• He did not know why, but he felt that it, too, contributed hope and a chance.
• Bennett has been not only an efficient helper to her husband and a wise and tender mother to her children, but has contributed much to the work of the school.
• Many things contributed to lift the Apostles and their followers nearer to God than men of ordinary times.
• Vexation, some thought, contributed as much as climate to determine his return to Holland.
• Several pictures contributed to Academy Exhibition.
• The increased use of articles of general consumption has chiefly contributed to this result.
• I contributed the discussion of our work in exact science.
• The citizens all contributed to the entertainment of the strangers, and gave them what they had.
• To be short, there was not a great Master among the Dead who had not contributed to the Embellishment of this Side of the Gallery.
• Then it was that there came into my head the first of the mad notions that contributed so much to save our lives.
• The man who had so largely contributed to this great result stood there to defend his honour, almost his life.
• While every one of the forty counties of England was represented in the great Puritan exodus, the East Anglian counties contributed to it far more than all the rest.
• In the case of the Income Tax Amendment also, as in the case of the other, the two parties contributed to the change in the Constitution and share the glory together.
• The fact that it had a weekly paper of its own, contributed to bring it into notice.
• It might be advisable to introduce here a sketch of contemporary poetry contributed by Mr.
• Indeed, their politeness has greatly contributed to revive the cheerfulness of my natural disposition.
• And this also contributed to our common friendship.
• Other circumstances may have contributed to bring about a climax.
• Robert Dodsley, with whatever hints that eminent poet had contributed towards a great literary project, that had been the subject of important consideration in a former reign.

Similar words containing NTRIBUT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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