Imbibed is valid Scrabble Word

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

7 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for IMBIBED in dictionary:

VERB:

IMBIBE, to drink
drink (alcohol)
absorb or assimilate (ideas or knowledge)
(especially of seeds) absorb (water) into ultramicroscopic spaces or pores.
place (seeds) in water in order for them to absorb it.

Words related to IMBIBED

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How to use IMBIBED in a sentence

Roger Williams had imbibed from the Dutch Arminians the idea of separation of Church from State.
His parents having imbibed the philanthropic ideas of the time, educated him according to their principles.
They seem to have imbibed liberal ideas during their residence in France, for some of the officers who dined at the inn at Meissen spoke very freely on passing events.
They are imbibed by sympathy from those whom they like or love, and who are, or have been, their associates.
Cadurcis had quickly imbibed the tone and adopted the usages of the circle in which he moved.
He had imbibed anti-slavery principles in full flood at the fountain of Quakerism.
His knowledge of farming, imbibed from his father, extended into every detail.
From them he imbibed the love of chivalry and romance.
They were delighted to meet with a foreigner, who had imbibed all the peculiarities of the most liberal and honourable among themselves.
Miss Fetters, strange to say, was not in the least affected by the powerful draughts she imbibed.

It was now for the interest of the leaders, both Catholic and Protestant, that there should be peace, and the populace immediately imbibed that spirit.
He knows nothing of other countries, but he has imbibed the idea of property in man.
His face was flushed and his voice was thick, familiar symptoms when he had imbibed more wine than was good for him.
This self-consecrated saint imbibed the commonplaces of scholastic logic.
Oscar sat at his feet and imbibed as much as he could of the new aesthetic gospel.
He imbibed from him a relish for trifling amusements and extravagant expenditure, which clung to him through life.
They had acquired many of the useful arts and trades of civilization and had imbibed the tastes and feelings, to some extent, at least, of the country in which they lived.
How much the Greeks of the Classic period imbibed of the spirit of this gifted and artistic race we can only imagine.
The very foibles of his parents which he imbibed tended to the maintenance of his magnanimity.
Jews of Palestine imbibed the Oriental doctrines, 260-m.
Many have, in fun, or wanting to know something, imbibed an evil spirit and were tormented by it day and night.
The drapery was fluttering, scanty, and of a light sea-green tint, as if it had imbibed a hue from the element beneath.
The wild life of the streets has perhaps as unforgettable a charm, to those who have once thoroughly imbibed it, as the life of the forest or the prairie.
Before his day, the Stagirite was known only in part, but he put within the reach of his contemporaries the whole science of Aristotle, and imbibed no small part of his spirit.
He yielded to the influence of the liquor he had imbibed and fell into a sound sleep.

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