Expatiated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPATIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPATIATE, to speak or write about in great detail
• speak or write in detail about
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move about freely or at will; wander

Words related to EXPATIATED

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How to use EXPATIATED in a sentence

• The papers expatiated on the fact that Holymead had appeared for the defence when Frederick Birchill had been tried for the murder.
• Then began that burst of British virtue on which Macaulay has expatiated, and at which the social critics of the continent have laughed.
• They expatiated on the impression she had made at great assemblies.
• Lady Kirkbank expatiated upon all the pictures, and generally made unlucky guesses at the subjects of them.
• He expatiated on their grandeur, their storms, their height, and their glaciers, with eloquence.
• With artful eloquence, he expatiated upon the happy tranquillity of a private station, which had blessed him since his retirement from a political stage.
• He showed him the letter, and expatiated upon the indignity of the superscription.
• The intelligence of this new inspector filled him with hope, and he expatiated in the advantages of the bridge and many other things.
• Darkly she expatiated upon the villainy of the Turkish Captain, who had lured her to such incarceration.
• One of them, a lawyer, expatiated with great unction on the social standing of the judges.
• Sponge with some of his wonderful stories, and expatiated on Mr.
• Next he expatiated on the grievances of the former reigns, and promised to redress them all.
• And Du Meresq, with ingenious sophistry, expatiated on the charm of keeping their delicious secret to themselves, uncommented on by the cold and unsympathetic.
• Doubtless we were being expounded as English tourists, and our great economic value to the country was being expatiated upon.
• Uncle Frank consulted Willy a great deal about the purchase, and expatiated on his good judgment in the matter after they got home.
• The Widow Weatherwax had expatiated on the topic of Mrs.
• For Milly had expatiated on the fortune they might confidently expect from the new laundry.
• Fletcher expatiated upon the good consequences that would arise from the act which he had proposed.
• He expatiated upon the wisdom of the late king, in concluding the Hanover alliance.
• Pulteney, and sir John Barnard, expatiated upon the iniquity of pillaging a sacred deposit, solemnly appropriated to the discharge of the national debt.
• He expatiated on the national advantages that would accrue from a reduction of interest.
• Pulteney expatiated upon these circumstances of barbarity.
• They expatiated upon the insolence, the folly, the cowardice, and misconduct of the unhappy admiral.
• They expatiated on the great loss they, as well as many traders and artificers dependent upon them, must sustain in case the said bill should be passed into a law.
• Hume over the field in which he had expatiated, but he objected to the motion as irregular and inexpedient.
• That afternoon, Jack initiated Alice into the mysteries of cooking by an open fire, and expatiated largely on the merits of his outside kitchen.
• The Doctor having thus expatiated on his own opinions concerning heaven and hell, concluded by tilting at those which all right-minded people hold among ourselves.
• She was clever enough to find me fools for my partners, who one and all expatiated on the heat and the beauty of the ball, till you might suppose I was freezing and blind.
• Meanwhile the captain of a vessel in which he had once sailed had expatiated so frequently on the happiness of the people at Pitcairn, where he had been, that Mr.
• Then he expatiated upon the unique future of California did she have gold to develop her wonderful resources.
• The cacique expatiated in praise of Montezuma, and expressed his apprehension of having offended him by receiving us into his government without his leave.
• The villager took up the theme and expatiated widely.
• Goldsmith expatiated on the common topick, that the race of our people was degenerated, and that this was owing to luxury.
• Edwards addressed himself to me, and expatiated on the pleasure of living in the country.

Similar words containing PATIAT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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