Discounted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOUNTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCOUNT, to reduce the price of
• deduct an amount from (the usual price of something)
• reduce (a product or service) in price
• buy or sell (a bill of exchange) before its due date at less than its maturity value
• regard (a possibility or fact) as being unworthy of consideration because it lacks credibility
NOUN:
• a deduction from the usual cost of something
• a percentage deducted from the face value of a bill of exchange or promissory note when it changes hands before the due date.

Words related to DISCOUNTED

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Words that contain DISCOUNTED

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How to use DISCOUNTED in a sentence

• Fifteen thousand dollars of horse notes were safely discounted in the bank, so he did not care, he said, whether spring came or not.
• If not actually lost, it has in effect ceased to be capital, because it cannot be collected, and the notes he has taken are such as will not be discounted.
• He discounted the silly views of the tricky priests, and he was very much alone in the chaos of the confusing problem.
• With the swift insight of youth, he had discounted all that, and growing older appeared to him to be a mere stiffening and hardening of prejudices.
• Remarks of mine, which he should have discounted or ignored, rankled as the insults of a sane and free man would have done.
• However, he was Politic, and he knew he must not throw down a Buyer who discounted his Bills and was good as Old Wheat.
• The German, however, discounted this argument by stating that he had one more man in his party than Ainsley had, and must therefore claim the privilege of being captor.
• Perhaps he had discounted it too much in advance, waited too long, hoped too much.
• They had discounted it perhaps more than they should have done had the dictates of prudence been allowed to take the lead against the wishes of their hearts.
• His childish vanity is nobly discounted by his childlike simplicity in facing big issues.
• So far, then, as the simple weaving is concerned, the aesthetic demand for symmetry may be discounted.
• And yet this, of course, is a purely Western opinion, and must be discounted accordingly.
• The element of risk had been discounted until they no longer considered it at all, except when they were actually within the Rolling R Boundaries.
• Beckley had this from a merchant, who had a bond discounted, and who supposes a million of dollars were discounted at the bank here.
• Brown got the same information from another merchant, who supposed only six hundred thousand dollars discounted here.
• While still in the Law School he had discounted the future and married a charming young woman, who believed in him to an extent that would have made the average man pause.
• If it does not, the price will be discounted in proportion as it falls below the standard.
• The world political value of such programs cannot be discounted.
• Since Iemon had taken charge of the affairs of Tamiya, its income was usually discounted well beforehand.
• The good vicar came to her, and there as he had rung the bell for mass he went through the service for her, and both freely discounted the joys of paradise.
• If the investigations are discounted when necessary for this reason, it appears that in the more elementary mental processes the two races are approximately equal.
• The cashier then reduced the balance by the statement that certain notes sent forward for collection had been discounted.
• He had discounted the worst before it came, and unlike the older man, was ready for action.
• I discounted that by fifty per cent, considering the low price.
• The statements of army officers were discounted in advance, and other testimony from some unprejudiced source was badly needed.
• The bank has discounted liberally, in compliance with the wants of the community.
• An obvious hypothesis is discounted, of course, by the presence of the sister of the young gentleman who farmed the estate and occupied the house.
• He had counted, rather too surely, on the deafness of his old housekeeper, and had also heavily discounted her personal interest in his pursuits and her tendency to gossip.
• The news was generally belated, and had often been long discounted by more recent events.
• As a cook, she was discounted a little by the fact that she used tobacco, and when it got into the gravy it was not improving to its flavor.
• He discounted the ability of his men to conquer, their equipment being so meagre.
• The delightful joys of intimacy, now, moreover, discounted, ought not to make a woman forget the public successes of her husband.

Similar words containing COUNT without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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