Pensioned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENSIONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PENSION, to grant a retirement allowance to
• dismiss someone from employment, typically because of age or ill health, and pay them a pension
• discard something because it is too old or no longer wanted
NOUN:
• a regular payment made by the state to people of or above the official retirement age and to some widows and disabled people
• a regular payment made to a royal favourite or to an artist or scholar to enable them to carry on work of public interest or value.
• a small hotel or boarding house in France and other European countries.
• a regular payment made during a person's retirement from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed during their working life

Words related to PENSIONED

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Words that contain PENSIONED

unpensioned14

How to use PENSIONED in a sentence

• Besides the pensioned emperor and his relations, whose number amounts to several thousand, many other deposed and pensioned regents and ministers reside here.
• Through the ten years since he had come, pensioned, from Huntington College, he had become a walking landmark in this region.
• Foquet, the minister, pensioned him, and he remembered him always after.
• By Father Fray Luis de Jesus, son of the same congregation, pensioned lecturer, general chronicler, and acting provincial of Castilla the old and the new.
• There will still be need of hospitals for the battered veterans of Chelsea and Greenwich, mutilated heroes, pensioned relics of deck and field.
• Men, pensioned by the Government, lived on the salary of the Government only to have better opportunity to stab and betray it.
• Aided by his early literary success, he became a prosperous man, held a well-paid post at court, entered Parliament, and was pensioned by the government.
• Her spirit soared far beyond the lot of the wife of a pensioned school-teacher.
• He pensioned it, so to speak, and left it to die a natural death on the farm.
• I last year besought your Majesty to order him retired and pensioned, and to appoint a person in his place.
• Every pensioned letter writer, he complained, had been intimating for the last two weeks that he had deserted the Democratic party and gone over to the Black Republicans.
• The theory upon which this widow should be pensioned can only be that the death of her husband resulted from a disability or injury contracted or received in the military service.
• I am also thoroughly convinced, from examination of the case, that the claimant should not be pensioned.
• Probert might have recovered from his attack of yellow fever if he had been free from the ailments for which he had been pensioned fourteen years before.
• It is evident to me that this man ought not to be pensioned.
• He was pensioned for the wound which he claimed to have received as his only injury.
• He enlisted November 4, 1861, and was discharged July 28, 1862, on account of a gunshot wound in his left elbow, for which wound he was pensioned in the year 1865.
• Wright, who was pensioned for a gunshot wound received in the military service of the United States on the 19th day of September, 1864.
• Coldecott, was pensioned for disease of the lungs up to the time of his death, which occurred June 2, 1872.
• He was pensioned on account of this wound and died February 21, 1881.
• He was pensioned for rheumatism from April, 1863, and died October 3, 1883.
• The deceased was pensioned for a gunshot wound in his left arm under the general law, and his pension was increased by a special act in 1883.
• He was pensioned for his wound, and died December 12, 1885.
• For this wound he was pensioned according to his rank, and received such pension until his death, at the age of 70 years, which occurred October 12, 1878.
• He was pensioned for his wound to the time of his death, September 17, 1880.
• It is impossible to connect this injury and the resulting death with the disability for which he was pensioned.
• Two children, who were minors at the time she was pensioned, became 16 years of age in April, 1870, and July, 1874, respectively.
• Without especially discussing the question of disability chargeable to military service, it seems to me that a soldier with such a record should not be pensioned.
• This increased disability appears plainly to be the result of the strain or injury to the knee, and in no way connected with the bite for which he was pensioned.
• This building is the home of the pensioned soldiers of France.

Similar words containing PENSION without suffix ed

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