Emigrated is valid Scrabble Word

Is emigrated a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for EMIGRATED in dictionary:

VERB:

leave one's own country in order to settle permanently in another

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to leave one country or region to settle in another

Words related to EMIGRATED

emigrate11 emigrates12 emigrating14

Words that contain EMIGRATED

remigrated14

How to use EMIGRATED in a sentence

Samuel Brohl rose up from his grave at Bucharest, and took the name of Kicks, and emigrated to America some time before the marriage of Mlle.
John Johnston, was a gentleman of the highest connections, fortune, and standing, from the north of Ireland, who had emigrated to America during the presidency of Washington.
He himself had emigrated to the United States at an early age, and after a few years spent in St.
Thomas, a pleasant-looking woman of about thirty, the daughter of a Suffolk farmer who had emigrated to the States.
So about seven or eight families of us emigrated from North Carolina.
An acquaintance of ours, who had emigrated to New York a few years before, and had shortly after married a Mr.
Most of the surviving whites emigrated to Cuba and the American continent, carrying such of their slaves as they could command.
On inquiring after his old acquaintances, he discovered that a great many of them, owing to high rents, had emigrated to America.
Case is of New England ancestry, his father having emigrated to Franklin from Tolland county, Connecticut, in 1792.
During the years between 1629 and 1640, the period of arbitrary Stuart government, about twenty thousand Puritans emigrated to America, settling in the colonies of the far North.

They were a branch of the Ottoes, and emigrated from this place to the river Desmoines.
From that situation a part of the Ricaras emigrated to the neighbourhood of the Mandans, with whom they were then in alliance.
The two who had emigrated together still settled in the two villages on the northwest side of the Missouri, while the single village took a position on the southeast side.
Eight hundred Saints had emigrated to America during the year.
Our only relations had emigrated to Australia, and were not doing well there.
But in 1680 Arsenius the Patriarch had decided to accept the protection of Austria and emigrated to Karlovatz with most of his flock.
The people of Van had been in Diarbekir since the occupation of their territory by the Russians, whilst the people and officials of Bitlis had recently emigrated thither.
He emigrated to the Most Great Prison and here, at the Ridvan, achieved the honor of being appointed gardener.
As many as one hundred thousand of the population are said to have emigrated at this time to England.
While Illinois was yet a Territory, his father had emigrated from the mountains of Tennessee and located near the historic village of Kaskaskia.
Her parents, originally from the South, emigrated from Madras to Singapore.
His father emigrated with his family to Pennsylvania.
He was a native of Ireland, and emigrated to America, with several brothers, about 1730.
When he was only five years of age, he emigrated, with his father, Archibald Davie, to America, and was adopted by his maternal uncle, Rev.
His grandfather, Moses White, emigrated to America from Ireland about 1742, and married a daughter of Hugh Lawson, one of the patriarchal settlers of the country.
When he emigrated to Rome he carried with him two jars of the precious mixture.
His father emigrated from Scotland to that Province early in the last century, and ultimately became a member of its Executive Council.
His father, a Baptist minister, was born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States.
In 1830 his father again emigrated, and located in Macon County, Ill.
Several of the Cody family emigrated to America in 1747, settling in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
As his paternal fortune was small, and some family connection existed with the Barnwells, he emigrated to Beaufort, and there practiced as a lawyer.
The brother of the sufferer collected his own and the children of his murdered brother, consisting of two sons and several daughters, and emigrated to America.

Similar words containing IGRAT without suffix ed and without prefix em

migrate10 emigrate11 migrated12 migrates11 migrator11 denigrate11 emigrates12 immigrate14 migrating13 migration12 migrators12 migratory15 remigrate12 denigrated13 denigrates12 denigrator12 emigrating14 emigration13 emigratory16 immigrated16 immigrates15 immigrator15 migrations13 remigrated14 remigrates13 demigration15 denigrating14 denigration13 denigrative16 denigrators13 denigratory16 emigrations14 immigrating17 immigration16 immigrators16 immigratory19 migrational14 remigrating15 remigration14 demigrations16 denigrations14 emigrational15 immigrations17 migrationist15 nonmigratory18 premigration17 remigrations15 transmigrate15 emigrationist16 immigrational18 migrationists16 transmigrated17 transmigrates16 transmigrator16 premigrations18 emigrationists17 intermigration17 transmigrating18 transmigration17 transmigrative20 transmigrators17 transmigratory20 intermigrations18 transmigrations18 untransmigrated19

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