Invented is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INVENTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INVENT, to devise originally
• create or design (something that has not existed before); be the originator of
• make up (an idea, name, story, etc.), especially so as to deceive someone

Words related to INVENTED

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How to use INVENTED in a sentence

• A newly invented instrument has been described to me, which, if it does what has been affirmed, is one of the greatest and most wonderful discoveries of modern science.
• We give a description of the gas engine invented by Mr.
• But another spirit must be found, and other words must be invented, to picture the struggle which it is now proposed to place under the protection of France.
• I can understand how it may appear possible, and even attractive, to a young man, and especially to the young man who has invented it.
• For while I should be answering one, twenty new ones would be invented.
• He had evidently been afraid to tell and invented the explanation of dragged picket pins.
• So they had crossed the lines in every observatory since clocks and telescopes had been invented.
• Verena had not invented it, but she had taken it eagerly from her friend, and she returned it with interest.
• The next variety, more rarely used, was especially developed if not actually invented by De Quincey and was called by him impassioned prose.
• He taught them agriculture, while Isis invented laws.
• Innumerable expedients have, therefore, been invented to produce motion without labour, and employment without solicitude.
• Again, another reason of the richness of his vocabulary was that he invented and forged words for himself.
• It was one of the most agreeable remedies that the wit of man ever invented.
• Langholm formed numerous theories and invented innumerable facts during the four-and-twenty hours of his present separation from the heroine and the villain of these romances.
• Neither Moses nor Elijah nor Jeremiah, Nicodemus declared, could have invented a reply more apt.
• No woman could have invented chloroform, nor, for that matter, alcohol.
• You may depend upon it, sister, either the wretch has invented these lies to deceive us, or else she does not know herself how her husband looks.
• I likewise use the terms already received, and already understood, though perhaps others more proper might sometimes be invented.
• Many devices have been invented to render this easy and cheap.
• He had invented an easy chair which laid hold of anyone that sat down in it, and held him prisoner until Mr.
• For no combination of musical sounds can be invented, by which the latter passions can be excited in the mind, without the intervention of the human voice.

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