Perpetuated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERPETUATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERPETUATE, to make perpetual or cause to last indefinitely
• make (something) continue indefinitely

Words related to PERPETUATED

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How to use PERPETUATED in a sentence

• The ground is, therefore, kept sweet, and the race is perpetuated, though only as a suggestive shadow of the magnificence of its wildness.
• He created a new nobility, and made infinite gradations of rank, perpetuated by the feudal monarchs of Europe.
• It was simpler to insist on justice being done to the Mussulmans and to the Punjab than to threaten me with punishment so that the injustice might be perpetuated.
• But from whatever cause the prairies originated, they have no doubt been perpetuated by the fires which annually sweep over their surface.
• Freya was Dona Constanza perpetuated across the centuries, taking on a new form.
• Only two events, one for its singularity and the other for its tragic importance, deserve to have the memory of them perpetuated in history.
• She seemed a defiant deity from the island, coming forth to its threshold with a rush as of one about to fly, and perpetuated in that dashing attitude.
• Reforms fail to find entrance into the family or to penetrate the domestic soil where alone they could take root, grow into the national mind, live, and be perpetuated.
• These principles were perpetuated by an effective organization.
• In this manner they became adopted into the royal and fashionable circle, and so were perpetuated to our own day.
• On the spur of the moment I dismounted and perpetuated the auspicious scene by means of a kodak which I carried fastened to the pommel of my saddle.
• Eddy herself and the church desire to be perpetuated.
• It perpetuated in fact the everlasting raids of one noble against another in pre-Turk days.
• By the establishment of irrevocable law, founded on mutual rights, and ascertained by treaty, these glorious enjoyments may be firmly perpetuated.
• The other parts of the population should be perpetuated by the best, rather than the worst.
• But it was the illuminated Service Books that have perpetuated the term.
• Thus the plan to make the strong stronger, the weak weaker, and Moundbuilder immortal, would be perpetuated.
• So great was the carnage in this engagement, that the memory of it has been perpetuated by the gloomy appellation given to the mound where the dead were buried.
• The name of his father, William King, was, by an odd necessity, perpetuated with his own.
• The worship of Snofrui, the first pyramid-builders, was perpetuated from century to century.
• They are based probably on the chances of some early war, reinforced by custom and perpetuated by inheritance.
• Slavery is perpetuated by the cause that brought it into existence.
• It is for them to say whether the right of trial by jury shall exist only in form, or be perpetuated according to the letter and spirit of the Constitution.
• It can neither be perpetuated in generation by the father to the child, nor be given by human art.
• Thus they argued, using all those seemingly wise arguments of wickedness which from time immemorial have originated and perpetuated treachery.

Similar words containing PERPETUAT without suffix ed

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