Lasted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LASTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LAST, to continue in existence
• (of a process, activity, or state) continue for a specified period of time
• continue to operate or remain usable for a considerable or specified length of time
• manage to continue in a state or position; survive or endure
• (of provisions or resources) be adequate or sufficient for a specified length of time
NOUN:
• the last person or thing; the one occurring, mentioned, or acting after all others
• the only part of something that remains
• the last position or finisher in a race or competition
• the end or last moment, especially death
• the last mention or sight of someone or something
• a shoemaker's model for shaping or repairing a shoe or boot.
ADVERB:
• on the last occasion before the present; previously
• after all others in order or sequence
• (especially in enumerating points) lastly
ADJECTIVE:
• coming after all others in time or order; final
• met with or encountered after any others
• the lowest in importance or rank
• the least likely or suitable
• most recent in time; latest
• immediately preceding in order; previous in a sequence or enumeration
• only remaining

Words related to LASTED

last4 lasting8 lasts5

Words that contain LASTED

blasted10 ballasted12 outlasted10 beadblasted17 sandblasted15 unballasted14

How to use LASTED in a sentence

• I take it that the interview between Kemp and his victim lasted about 20 minutes.
• For two days this labor lasted, then, on the third, all was ready for the journey.
• Apprenticeship, from which the sons of masters were often exempted, began between the ages of twelve and seventeen years, and lasted from two to five years.
• This performance lasted about a quarter of an hour, after which they accompanied the dance with singing.
• After a discussion which lasted three days, the scheme drawn up by Jefferson, for the declaration of Independence, was adopted by a large majority.
• The wind had gone done entirely, the southerly air having lasted but a short time, and no other succeeding it.
• He was glad of his dream, though it lasted but a moment, and when he looked up a great gull was watching him.
• He used to write to me and I to him after that summer, and the friendship, thus begun, lasted.
• The general silence which followed lasted several minutes.
• The Council never allowed the accused man and the witnesses for or against him to be before them at the same time, nor to hold any communication while the trial lasted.
• The present Ministry, like its predecessor, which lasted four years, is eminently respectable.
• Three days later she again sailed on a cruise that lasted over two months, spent chiefly about Boston Bay and Cape Cod.
• The proceedings lasted seventy-five days and the concourse which collected to gaze and receive must have resembled the fair still held on the same spot.
• This was the beginning of fighting which lasted all day.
• He wandered over Europe, and finally was detected in Egypt and brought back to Washington in 1867, where his trial lasted two months, and ended in a disagreement of the jury.
• The cannonading lasted between two and three hours and was furious throughout.
• I do not know how long the council lasted, but it seemed hours.
• His serious illness had lasted a number of months, so that the end came as a release.
• The same scene was again repeated, only that on this occasion I heard at least fifteen reports of muskets from the mountains during the time that the skirmish lasted.
• Thus began a correspondence which lasted until his death, twenty years later, during the whole of which period they only met twice for a brief time.
• The papacy was at this time somewhat weakened by a schism, which lasted during forty years, and gave great scandal to the devoted partisans of the holy see.
• Vergniaud, as president, at the end of a session that lasted 36 hours, declared the sentence of the Convention to be death.
• A sharp and animated conflict ensued, which lasted half an hour, when the whole force of Ferguson advanced to the scene of action.
• This condition lasted for something like ten hours, during which time the eyes continued to pierce the cloud and him with patient, obstinate cruelty.
• The trial lasted three evenings, with Increasing crowds.
• He informed me that as long as it lasted, he was in no hurry to go to the mines.
• In Paris he recovered his tone of spirits, and, had his money lasted, might have remained there till his dying day.
• More miners, too, were brought over, while the hard crust lasted, and a score of carpenters.
• On the Bosphorus, as by the Tiber, Rome was devoured by the same Jewish spiritualism, and here, as there, Roman history was that of a long dying agony which lasted for centuries.
• These strong seabreezes lasted thus in their turns 3 or 4 days.
• CHAPTER IX THE ROVER BOYS AT HOME There was a great deal to tell on all sides, and the dinner lasted over an hour.

Similar words containing LAST without suffix ed

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