Mitigated is valid Scrabble Word

Is mitigated a scrabble word?
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9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for MITIGATED in dictionary:

VERB:

MITIGATE, to make less severe, also MEASE
make (something bad) less severe, serious, or painful
lessen the gravity of (an offence or mistake)

ADJECTIVE:

made less severe or intense

Words related to MITIGATED

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Words that contain MITIGATED

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How to use MITIGATED in a sentence

When that contest was waged upon the sea or on a foreign soil, it was at least mitigated by the ordinary rules of warfare.
She read the thinly disguised professional cards of lonely ladies whose unhappy lot could be mitigated only by congenial male companionship.
By paying a considerable sum of money to this man, she obtained a promise that their sufferings should be mitigated.
It was to facilitate this marriage that Ethel had been sent to Whortley, so that was counted a mitigated evil.
The condition of the slaves was very much mitigated by the efforts which were made for their entire freedom.
Dodgson, but little mitigated by the fact that the very man whom he himself would have chosen, Dr.
That he, Doctor Unonius, might never be reproached with the disaster, might never even hear of it, in no degree mitigated his responsibility.
Mitigated as it was, the suggestion of the Valladolid judge seemed too severe to the Supreme Inquisition.
The differences between Gascony and Theobald of Navarre were mitigated in 1248 at a personal interview between Leicester and the poet-king.
John acceded reluctantly to the arrangement, though his disappointment was somewhat mitigated by the prospect of another similar excursion.

No recent change in her position had, as yet, mitigated her horror of acknowledging to Horace and to Lady Janet that she had won her way to their hearts in disguise.
He has mitigated your pain, and given you some intervals of ease and composure, and our dear Eliza has grown in that time.
Since, however, We have wished to evidence Our bounty unto you, We have, through the power of truth, set forth these laws with clarity and mitigated what We desire you to observe.
Chaff she was accustomed to, but it was always chaff mitigated by a tenderness of real affection.
An audience can therefore tolerate him with mitigated disgust through the opening portions of the play.
He knew, none knew better indeed, that the choicest knowledge is only mitigated ignorance.
However serious his hurts were they had evidently not mitigated the ferocity of his mood.
At times the symptoms would be somewhat mitigated, and the most sanguine hopes of the fond, watching mother would be excited, but in vain.
In the new draft, however, the penalties were lowered and the severest clauses mitigated.
The amendment was carried by a large majority, and Lord Ashley abandoned the bill to the chancellor of the exchequer, in whose hands its enactments were considerably mitigated.
He took care of all, and mitigated their sufferings as far as possible.
As had been expected, they were all condemned to death by hanging, but at the earnest pleading of the mayor of Tacoma, the sentence was afterwards mitigated to death by shooting.
She was profoundly moved, but no sympathy for her mitigated his resentment.
Occasionally, a person by pretending to renounce his religion, and turning Mahometan would have his sufferings mitigated.
Will you kindly inform me if my suggestions have at any time mitigated her sorrow? I shall be happy to know that an earnest and faithful labor has done some little good.
Therefore, the evils of slavery can only be mitigated, or removed by obedience to the requisitions of Divine revelations, on the part of masters and servants.
When any great calamity falls suddenly upon us, or the dread of any great calamity, our first natural thought is, how it may be mitigated or averted.
For female convicts all these rules are modified and mitigated.
Her grief would the sooner be mitigated, by withdrawing her thoughts from the dead to fix them on the necessity of providing for the living.

Similar words containing MITIGAT without suffix ed

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