Promoted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROMOTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROMOTE, to help forward
• support or actively encourage (a cause, venture, etc.); further the progress of
• give publicity to (a product, organization, or venture) so as to increase sales or public awareness
• attempt to ensure the passing of (a private Act of Parliament)
• raise (someone) to a higher position or rank
• transfer (a sports team) to a higher division of a league
• enable (a relatively low card) to win a trick by playing off the higher ones first
• (of an additive) act as a promoter of (a catalyst).
• exchange (a pawn) for a more powerful piece of the same colour, typically a queen, when it reaches the opponent's end of the board.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to contribute to the progress of

Words related to PROMOTED

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Words that contain PROMOTED

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How to use PROMOTED in a sentence

• He also had been promoted for his gallantry, and now had his own company of rangers.
• Where there are young people forming a part of the evening circle, interesting and agreeable pastime should especially be promoted.
• But Andy was old enough now to understand the worth of knowledge, and he devoted himself so earnestly to study that in the course of three weeks he was promoted to a higher class.
• After the war, he was promoted to rear-admiral, and remained in the service until 1886.
• It was to his company that Jerrold had been promoted, and there was friction from the very week that the handsome subaltern joined.
• She says his father is going to have him promoted through his influence in Washington to be military attache to one of our embassies in Europe.
• The Jews consider Christ the enemy of Moses, whereas, on the contrary, Christ promoted the Word of Moses.
• He had followers, however, and the trial of Abner Kneeland for blasphemy promoted the spread of infidel opinions.
• I was first a cornet, but I was promoted at Dresden.
• Miss Marty was a poor relation, a third or fourth cousin on the maternal side, whom the Major had discovered somewhere on the other side of the Duchy, and promoted.
• Thomas Musgrave was promoted to the See of Hereford.
• When Jefferson left the State Department, the President promoted Randolph, and put Bradford, a Federalist, in the place of Attorney-General.
• He served her successor with the same heroic devotion with which he had promoted her interest and glory.
• The governor was promoted to the rank of field-marshal and the officers correspondingly.
• They are in charge of one Simson, recently promoted to Captain, supported by that hoary fire-eater, Sergeant Carfrae.
• In this school this particular fifth grade was promoted to the seventh grade for the following year.
• The opening of these new realms encouraged commerce, promoted wealth, and developed to an extraordinary degree the resources of the empire.
• Here Lue met him, and going to sleep dreamed that he was promoted to a very high office and was exceptionally favoured by fortune in every way.
• From the eighth class he passed direct into the sixth, and at Easter 1499 he was promoted into the fifth.
• Commerce also has done much to improve the law, by showing that the true interests of a nation are promoted by peace and friendly intercourse.

Similar words containing PROMOT without suffix ed

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