Forfeited is valid Scrabble Word

Is forfeited a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for FORFEITED in dictionary:

VERB:

FORFEIT, to lose the right to by fault or penalty
lose or be deprived of (property or a right or privilege) as a penalty for wrongdoing
lose or give up (something) as a necessary consequence of something else

NOUN:

a fine or penalty for wrongdoing
an item of property or a right or privilege lost as a legal penalty.
a game in which trivial penalties are exacted for minor misdemeanours.
the action of forfeiting something.

ADJECTIVE:

lost or surrendered as a penalty for wrongdoing

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to lose as a penalty

Words related to FORFEITED

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Words that contain FORFEITED

How to use FORFEITED in a sentence

Not only was the person convicted of treason put to death in the most horrible ways, but his property was forfeited, and no one could inherit property from him or through him.
The voice of the people has declared him to have forfeited his high office.
The Moslems had forfeited their sovereign rights in Europe by their unutterable incapacity to govern their Christian subjects.
On this ground their friends engaged them to petition the Assembly for a revision of the sentence, and the restoration of their property, which was in consequence forfeited.
In thus cutting loose from his only means of pecuniary support, Patrick forfeited also his patriotic character.
Germany forfeited large tracts of territory, and lost still more in political power.
The warlike zeal of the English barons was stimulated by liberal grants of the forfeited estates of Bruce and his partisans.
Some women, in my situation, might think that you had forfeited all right to their confidence.
He thus forfeited his life, a victim to the calumny of Odysseus and to the delusion of the leading Greeks.
Through his lack of caution he had forfeited his own freedom, if not his life, and exposed Dot to a risk from the thought of which even his iron nerve shrank.

For a Spaniard to trade with any other nation was treason, and if caught, his property was confiscated and probably his head forfeited.
With whatever faults, he has not wholly forfeited that superiority which belongs to the children of nature.
Finally, he exhorted them to complete their plan for appropriating the forfeited estates in the highlands to the service of the public.
The charter was soon forfeited, and the land secured by it reverted to the government.
If he refused, he at once forfeited every claim to the fruit of his own work, the whole of his improvements becoming the property of the land owner.
I have forfeited my own modesty rather than not do justice to him.
If not taken during the calendar year in which it is earned or in January or February of the succeeding year, it is forfeited.
They lapsed into a state of nature, only it was a state in which they had forfeited what had been conferred upon them at their creation.
Some time after his cousin William, son of Sylvanus, became a suitor for the forfeited property, and recovered it by the interest of Mr.
It was a rule of the union that when a man ceased to work in the iron, steel or tin trades he forfeited his membership.
He talked and walked and worked with Adam in completing the work of creation, and then broken-hearted led him out of the forfeited garden.
Monfort, to find shelter beneath which I had forfeited all claim by the death of my sister, then first suddenly revealed to me.
They seemed to entertain the notion that he had forfeited the respect due a gentleman.
To venture outside the lines in search of food is a crime for which many Cubans have forfeited their lives.
They regarded them as persons who had forfeited their property by their crimes.
While Douglas was visiting Rome in 1450, the Livingstones had been forfeited, and Crichton became Chancellor.
And if she were the victor, as indeed she had been over many a royal suitor, then his life would be forfeited.
Gatchell tells me there is a legend of the master of Hynds House entertaining British officers and at the same time hiding the forfeited rebels they were hunting.

Similar words containing FORFEIT without suffix ed

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