Decreed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECREED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DECREE, to issue an edict
• order (something) by decree
NOUN:
• an official order that has the force of law
• the issuing of a decree
• a judgement or decision of certain law courts, especially in matrimonial cases.
ADJECTIVE:
• fixed or established especially by order or command
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to order or establish by law or edict

Words related to DECREED

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How to use DECREED in a sentence

• He understood, for an instant, that of necessity it was decreed time must turn back and everything, even Rudolph Musgrave, be just as it had been when he first saw Patricia.
• The gradual again had been tried for the year 1798, then for 1795, and then for 1796, at which period it was decreed, but never allowed to be executed.
• Augustine at Florence, and at this assembly it was decreed that the doctors of the order should teach in conformity with the decisions arrived at by Colonna.
• In one night, the ever memorable 4th of August, it decreed the total abolition of feudalism.
• The suspension of the royal authority which the Assembly had decreed on the 26th of June had been removed on the decision that the king was not to be proceeded against.
• But this parting, decreed by the man, was not to be.
• Having thus completed their conquest, the Senate, to render possession safe and sure, decreed the occupation of the passes of the Alps which opened Gaul to Italy.
• O bull among men, that thy wife liveth even a moment after thy desertion of her, is only because mortals are decreed to die at the appointed time.
• It is decreed I shall never reign in these islands.
• Decreed, that all property real and personal of the farmers-general shall belong to the nation.
• Decreed, that all castles in conquered countries which cannot be used as hospitals shall be burned.
• Decreed, that the executive council be suppressed, as incompatible with republican government.
• This, verily, hath been decreed and written down in His ancient Book.
• We, verily, have decreed in Our Book a goodly and bountiful reward to whosoever will turn away from wickedness and lead a chaste and godly life.
• Thus hath it been decreed by Him Who is the All-Powerful, the Almighty.
• This hath, verily, been decreed in the Guarded Tablet.
• The authority of a General Council was, after a sharp conflict, decreed superior to that of the Bishop of Rome.
• It was now decreed that, this being the direct command of Torngak, Chealuk must be expelled from the camp.
• Glorified, infinitely glorified is He Who hath caused discord to cease, and decreed solidarity and unity.
• Blessed is the servant who hath attained unto that which God hath decreed, and likewise the leaf moving in accordance with the breezes of His will.
• Occasionally he saw her, at one of the many Dinners decreed by Custom.
• In three successive acts, all passed in one day, it was decreed that the national Church should cease to exist.
• It occurred to them that since the nobles decreed that blood should flow, it might as well be the blood of the nobles.
• New taxes were decreed every day, each of which he was compelled to pay.
• In short, that grand and terrible exception deserves all the honors decreed to her by the Catholic Church.
• While we award praise and glory to great musicians and painters, to great masters of sculpture and architecture, the prize of honor is decreed to great orators.
• The victorious national power decreed that they who had once been master and slave should enter into political partnership on terms of civil equality.
• Wherefore one should not need to inquire further to see that an especial birth and an especial success were in the Mind of God decreed to that holy City.
• It is decreed that I shall be his wife, and I may not struggle against it.
• Prohack had decreed that Sissie must never know that they knew.
• Also this same King of France decreed that whoever was the Provost of Paris should take oath that he would be loyal to the clerks, saving his loyalty to the King.
• It has been decreed by this land, that Orestes and I die.

Similar words containing CRE without suffix ed and without prefix de

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