Cradled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CRADLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CRADLE, to hold lovingly
• hold gently and protectively
• be the place of origin of
• place (a telephone receiver) in its cradle
NOUN:
• infancy
• a place or process in which something originates or flourishes
• a framework on which a boat rests during construction or repairs.
• a framework on which a worker is suspended to work on a ceiling, ship, or the side of a high building.
• the part of a telephone on which the receiver rests when not in use.
• a baby's bed or cot, typically one mounted on rockers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to nurture during infancy

Words related to CRADLED

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Words that contain CRADLED

encradled13

How to use CRADLED in a sentence

• Envy of the white people might have cradled it, desire for the white woman might have nursed it into strength.
• The valley, spread out beneath him, was soaked in sunshine, a haze of heat quivered visibly above the roofs of the pretty town it cradled.
• At Salerno, at Amalfi, were cradled those fishing-hamlets which were to nurse seamen, and not soldiers.
• I breathed the sweet breath of the grasses whereon my carpet was spread, and old Mother Earth, welcoming me back to her bosom, cradled me into calm and refreshing sleep.
• Slavery for him was conceived in greed, born in sin, cradled in shame, and worthy of utter and relentless condemnation.
• Oliver released his grip on her hair and cradled her cheeks in both hands.
• At night he went to his bunk in the little straw-roofed hut and fell asleep to the howling of the wolves, his mind cradled in the thought of his mission.
• Cradled upon some radiant gleam, Like living hopes they lie, The rainbow beauty of a dream Against a stormy sky.
• Peter gave her Thomas, and she laid him on her lap, cradled on her two arms, and smiled, still silently.
• Harry set his face over the hopper and cradled industriously.
• It was the call of a savage king to the soul of the wild earth that had cradled him.
• Five hundred feet beneath us the brigand ship lay, cradled on the rocks.
• Many a true doctrine has been cradled in superstitions and absurdities.
• Without question or understanding he felt secure, convinced of his oneness with the great design, cradled in its infinite care.
• And he stands for a race that has been cradled in wars with savages.
• Then every nation on earth will reign in honour, and every people will be cradled in tranquillity and content.
• He was cradled in wealth, bred to ease, reared in the comfortable ways of luxury.
• However the nonsense was cradled in the halls of philosophy by means of antiquity, and distance.
• Sir, it is true that republics have often been cradled in war, but more often they have met with a grave in that cradle.
• When she was cradled and secure, he grunted his satisfaction and turned to leave.
• And a star of radiant splendor Led them where the baby lay, Lowly cradled in a manger, On that far-off Christmas day.
• As he huddled there on the brow of the hill he had cradled the thought in his mind, planning in detail each step of the distilling.
• Chrishna, the Hindoo Redeemer, was cradled and educated among Shepherds.
• No, indeed! He would not stay in box or basket, or anywhere but cradled close in my neck.
• Mild offspring of a dark and sullen sire! Whose modest form, so delicately fine, Was nursed in whirling storms, And cradled in the winds.
• With her sleeve, she wiped her face that sparkled in greasy sweat, and then gently cradled the cat to her face.
• A few sharp movements and you will fall off with the limbs that once cradled the sport of a boy.
• Most wretched men Are cradled into poetry by wrong.
• In the Southern States, planters are in the habit of permitting their wheat to remain too long in the field after it is cradled, and in small shocks.
• Edwards were cradled in the intellectual literary activities of the days of Queen Elizabeth.
• There is in the innocent fresh breathing of these creatures, something mortal to evil spirits, and a cradled infant in the house is sure talisman against all demoniac possession.
• He lies cradled in rose leaves, no doubt, and the singing of the west wind is not sweet enough for his lullaby.
• It had cradled upon its bosom fleets of boats, their white sails swelling to every wind that blew.

Similar words containing CRADL without suffix ed

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