Discarded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCARDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCARD, to throw away
• get rid of (someone or something) as no longer useful or desirable
• (in bridge, whist, and similar card games) play (a card that is neither of the suit led nor a trump), when one is unable to follow suit
NOUN:
• a thing rejected as no longer useful or desirable.
• (in bridge, whist, and similar card games) a card played which is neither of the suit led nor a trump, when one is unable to follow suit.
ADJECTIVE:
• thrown away

Words related to DISCARDED

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How to use DISCARDED in a sentence

• His mind fought with them, discarded them, only to find them still there hammering at his brain, traced in letters of scarlet upon the distant walls.
• Soon these poor beasts are discarded, and line the roads with dull eyes and heavy hanging heads.
• A discarded typewriter-ribbon was an especially valuable source of data, as its long one-strike ribbon of film contained the contents of every letter mailed out of the house.
• The primary of practical reason is discarded, and theory is extolled as the ground, center, and aim of human, nay, of all existence.
• But what a journey is before you! At this season of the year, too! But, Cora, do not let Violet know that the grandfather has discarded you.
• A general storm of contempt and indignation pursued the discarded minister.
• One hypothesis after another suggested itself, seemed hopeful for a time, but ultimately had to be discarded.
• To be out of doors was his delight, but on the threshold of the house he always sat down and discarded his shoes and stockings.
• She had not yet discarded her mourning for Lord St.
• In science the erroneous doctrines of the Middle Age are now generally discarded.
• Patti, with slate-blue eyes! He discarded the photograph and selected another.
• They bent to the oars with a will, Andy taking up his discarded ones.
• During the time that the king remained in the Scottish army at Newcastle, died the earl of Essex, the discarded, but still powerful and popular general of the parliament.
• Such questions could then be weighed and viewed from the standpoint of reality and all imitations be discarded.
• Paul discarded his uniform and was once more attired as a citizen.
• These are worn as long as the patient is out of bed, when all but the night gown will be discarded.
• Ivan the Third, in 1482, having espoused a Grecian princess, heiress of the last Greek Emperor, discarded St.
• The shaft is made from an old discarded knitting needle.
• I put into it the two suits of clothing for wear in the daytime, but I discarded all of my clothing for the pursuits of pleasure.
• Would it then be anything strange if there were yet some relics of popery to be discarded ere the reformation will be complete? A.
• It was put on to separate us from others, and as a proof that we had discarded vanity.
• Such material should be discarded, and better pictures provided.

Similar words containing CARD without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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