Grieved is valid Scrabble Word

Is grieved a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is grieved valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for GRIEVED in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

an overseer, manager, or bailiff on a farm.

Words related to GRIEVED

grieve10 grieves11 grieving13

Words that contain GRIEVED

aggrieved15 engrieved14 aggrievedly20

How to use GRIEVED in a sentence

The Czar, so long the ally of England, was grieved and indignant at what appeared to him to be a breach of treaties and an affront to him personally, and determined on vengeance.
And now be not grieved therewith, neither let it seem a cruel thing in your eyes, that ye sold me hither.
The disciples assembled there had been much grieved when they first missed Joseph, who they thought had been thrown into a sink, a report to that effect having become current.
But he was grieved down to the depths of his being.
She grieved for him overmuch, and could find no consolation.
He became so fond of his pigs that it grieved him sorely to have one killed.
It puzzled her, grieved her, added a little to the sorrowful weight that settled upon her.
In 1774 he lost Goldsmith, who had long been his friend, whom he had counselled, rebuked, assisted, loved, and laughed at, and at whose death he was deeply grieved.
We were grieved to find that most of the teachers employed in the instruction of the children, were exceedingly unfit for the work.
It sorely grieved the men of Denmark, when the tale was told them that their king was taken captive.

He grieved for South Carolina, so he went back and took us but ma wanted to coma back.
I am right grieved and vexed that I should have done this wrong.
His father, who was naturally kind and indulgent, felt deeply grieved and mortified by the reflections arising from this visit.
Her family were surprised and grieved at this, and the more so, because they could not divine the cause of it.
Rockharrt, I am grieved to say that you have made a mistake.
Upon the conclusion being arrived at, Joy was placed again before the Governor, who, with a grieved look, pronounced sentence, and immediately dismissed the Court.
When we were in London we saw much of these relatives of ours, and were grieved to part from them when we left.
It grieved her to see the earnestness with which he often watched Marianne, and his spirits were certainly worse than when at Barton.
Silent, they watched him eat and drink, grieved because of the visible effort it required and because no life or strength returned to him with the breaking of his fast.
But thou, Patroklos, wilt be grieved to know that Diomedes and Odysseus have been wounded, and that sore-wounded is Machaon whom thou seest here.
She was deeply, deeply shocked, and grieved for him, and for every one connected with him.
Seto Grieved by sudden loss of your dear husband, valued, consecrated, high-minded promoter of the Faith.
This grieved him very much, for he was an affectionate and dutiful son.
He was a beautiful child, but his father was grieved to think that in that bleak place there was no shelter for the mother or the baby.
Let me know whether I really grieved my Pauline, or whether some uncertain expression of her countenance misled me.
No wonder God looks down upon sinful mankind and is grieved.
My dear grandson, God is grieved when we let others influence us to do wrong, even though it may seem right to them.
But at the last Sir Palomides waxed faint, because of his first wound that he had at the castle with a spear, for that wound grieved him wonderly sore.
She was grieved, she said, most deeply grieved that anything in her manner towards him had encouraged his hopes.
She seemed grieved when at first I could not see the absolute necessity of naming the cottage at all, telling her that in America we named only grand places.
The whole of the people mourned, and the king, as you may imagine, was very much grieved when, on his return home, he learned what had happened.
They wore the air of trained doctors or nurses, watching some disagreeable symptoms, with a sort of trained and serene compassion, neither shocked nor grieved.
It would have been much more unnatural than natural if Mrs Jenkins had grieved at heart for the husband she had lost.
Grieved that I do not interest you, I must still pray of your presence, that you do not yet withdraw it.

Similar words containing GRIEV without suffix ed

grieve10 griever11 grieves11 aggrieve13 engrieve12 grievant12 grievers12 grieving13 grievous12 aggrieved15 aggrieves14 engrieved14 engrieves13 grievance15 grievants13 grievings14 aggrieving16 engrieving15 grievances16 grievingly18 grievously17 aggrievedly20 aggrievement19 grievousness16 aggrievements20 grievousnesses18

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