Fomented is valid Scrabble Word

Is fomented a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for FOMENTED in dictionary:

VERB:

FOMENT, to foster or promote
instigate or stir up (an undesirable or violent sentiment or course of action)
bathe (a part of the body) with warm or medicated lotions.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to promote the development of

Words related to FOMENTED

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How to use FOMENTED in a sentence

Choate honestly confesses that sectional jealousies are coeval with the country itself, but it is only as fomented by Anti-slavery-extension that he finds them dreadful.
Two prominent Florentines fomented this factious spirit.
The people of Sous not long ago had a quarrel, which the Emperor fomented.
The war which Fulvia had fomented was caused, in part, by the rivalry of Octavius, and the collision of his interests with those of her husband.
The forehead, eyes, and nose may be fomented two or three times a day with moderately hot water with great advantage.
The rebellions in South Carolina from 1730 to 1739, he maintained, were fomented by the Spaniards in St.
The dispute with Ohio, respecting our southern boundary, grows warmer, and is fomented, on her part, by speculators in public lands on the western shores of Maumee Bay.
A pleasing instance of the ultra-German etiquette fomented by Prince Albert was told me by an eye-witness of the scene.
The Spaniards in this manner actively fomented hostilities among the Creeks and Cherokees.
The final end was hastened by the suicidal feud between the brothers Hyrcanus and Aristobulus, fomented by the unprincipled machinations of the Idumean Antipater.

The young emperor was approaching the Khabour, and had almost reached his own frontier, when the discontent of the army, fomented by the prefect, Philip, came to a head.
Eunuchs rose into power, and fomented the evils which prevailed.
Speech is human, and words might have fomented some human relationship between them, and he desired that they should know each other only as animals and enemies.
They should be diligently fomented, extension made if necessary, and then treated like other fractures.
They had fomented divisions among American citizens.
This professional jealousy, as one may call it, among the French military leaders was fomented and aggravated by the perfidious counsellors about the King.
The King of France, whose daughter he had espoused, fomented a discontent which grew with his years.
The petty barons rose in revolt, armed their peasants, fomented factions in the country towns, and filled the land with brigands.
They fomented the League of the Guises, which had for its object a change in the French dynasty.
But above all, the Spaniards fomented these civil wars, in hopes to reduce that flourishing kingdom under their own monarchy.
Oh, the misery of the kingdom where church divisions are nourished and fomented! A kingdom or church against itself, cannot stand.
There, although wearing the French uniform, he again fomented trouble against the authorities.
The Jacobites had been very attentive to the progress of dissatisfaction in England, which they fomented with their usual assiduity.
This animosity was carefully fomented and maintained by artful emissaries, who mingled with all public assemblies, from the drawing-room in St.
Austria had fomented disputes on the Turkish frontier, and threatened armed interference when the sultan made military preparation to restore the peace of his provinces.
Many of his quarrels and dislikes were either brought about or fomented by persons in whom he had placed a mistaken faith.
But sweet Isabel fomented it till it was well, and now I can ride on horseback as well as ever.
He worked with success for a number of years, but in 1712 was embarrassed by the charge that his school fomented the insurrection that was planned in that year.
To some extent these seem to have been fomented by the Spaniards in the South, and in one of them six houses were burned and as many as twenty-five white people killed.
They are in a constant state of war with the Gepidae, a tribe nearly as fierce as themselves, which strife is supposed to have been fomented by the eastern emperors.
The motive to observe moral rules is pride and vanity fomented by politicians.
From the moment of his arrival Ponce has fomented discord.
The civil war in, fomented by the Grey government, 316.
They saw the feuds fomented between the numerous tribes along the coast of the Mississippi by the French, and the destruction of these by bloody wars.

Similar words containing FOMENT without suffix ed

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