Coupled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUPLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COUPLE, to unite in pairs
• link or combine (something) with something else
• connect (a railway vehicle or a piece of equipment) to another
• connect (two electrical components) using electromagnetic induction, electrostatic charge, or an optical link
• join to form a pair
• mate or have sexual intercourse
NOUN:
• two people or things of the same sort considered together
• a pair of partners in a dance or game.
• a pair of hunting dogs.
• two collars joined together and used for holding hounds together.
• a pair of rafters.
• a pair of equal and parallel forces acting in opposite directions, and tending to cause rotation about an axis perpendicular to the plane containing them.
• two people who are married or otherwise closely associated romantically or sexually
• an indefinite small number
ADJECTIVE:
• joined together especially in a pair or pairs
• connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks

Words related to COUPLED

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How to use COUPLED in a sentence

• But it profited not them that they heard the word, because they which heard it coupled it not with faith.
• A number of countries have copied our constitution coupled with a provision that the constitutional guarantees may be suspended in case of necessity.
• Coupled with this important discovery in its effect upon the development of the telegraph was the discovery of electro-magnetism.
• In the goods engines the driving wheels are smaller than in the passenger engines, and are generally coupled together.
• And first, as to the question of single or coupled engines, there is a great diversity of opinion.
• Wickedness or goodness, unless coupled with strength, were alike worthless to her.
• Coupled with his determination to surrender, the idea of atonement was strong in him.
• His success was not owing to a close, hard, grasping nature, but was the result of fine business abilities, coupled with extraordinary energy and perseverance.
• His chilly manner, coupled with his somewhat austere religious principles, had no doubt much to do with the fact that he was never a popular man.
• This is Samas-natsir, who is coupled with Sargon of Accad and other early monarchs in one of the lists.
• More than this, you have allowed your name to become coupled with that of a woman whose reputation, past and present, is not altogether of the best.
• His name would not be coupled with that of any pretty woman of the world.
• I threw enough enthusiasm into my description of the good time we were going to have, coupled with their confidence in Deweese, to convince them in spite of their forebodings.
• Infirmity and deformity had by instinct been drawn towards and coupled with each other.
• CHAPTER EIGHT There is a certain inconvenience coupled with being called upon to pose as a genius at the comparatively early age of twenty-six.
• A cunning half lie opens the way to a full-fledged lie, but still coupled with a half-truth.
• Many of them undoubtedly did finally prefer Lincoln, coupled with Andrew Johnson, to McClellan.
• Choose, then, between compliance with my wishes, coupled with present protection and future advancement, and the consequences certain to attend your refusal.
• A tax on travel and merchandise in their transit constitutes one of the worst forms of monopoly, and the evil is increased if coupled with a denial of the choice of route.
• Remember how an enforced isolation, coupled with rough fare and hard work, will breed a craving for lights and laughter and the speech of friends.
• The French carry an edge to their fighting, a precision, and a dreadful knowledge coupled with an insensibility to shock, unlike anything one has imagined of mankind.
• The peculiar position of the hatches allows of loading the semi-vessels separately as well as when coupled together.
• Not only had the blow fallen more swiftly than she would have thought possible, but it was coupled with a second of which she had never dreamed.
• Southern country Negroes were rare in her set, but here was a man of intelligence and keenness coupled with an amazing frankness and modesty, and perceptibly shadowed by sorrow.
• Do you not feel that you could pass your hand behind those shoulders? For seven years have I studied these effects of light coupled with form.
• One often notes a highly developed left hand technic coupled with a monotonous and oftentimes faulty bowing.

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