Protested is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROTESTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROTEST, to express strong objection
• express an objection to what someone has said or done
• publicly demonstrate strong objection to an official policy or course of action
• declare (something) firmly and emphatically in response to doubt or accusation
• write or obtain a protest in regard to (a bill).
NOUN:
• a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something
• an organized public demonstration expressing strong objection to an official policy or course of action
• a written declaration, typically by a notary public, that a bill has been presented and payment or acceptance refused.

Words related to PROTESTED

protest9 protesting13 protests10

Words that contain PROTESTED

unprotested14

How to use PROTESTED in a sentence

• Perdosa protested that he had had nothing to do with it, but Captain Selover, enraged as always when his precious deck was soiled, would not listen.
• She had often protested inwardly against the sordid views of life which her mother unconsciously held and veiled with scant decency in the family circle in her unguarded moments.
• Lewis Carroll always protested that the poem had no meaning at all.
• The consuls protested again at this as not being sufficient, and demanded five clear days.
• He rose, and in reply to Cicero, in a forced tone of humility protested his innocence.
• His lordship, who always felt warmly, vehemently protested against the admission of this claim, in a powerful protest, addressed to his confidential friend, Mr.
• At this, Vocula loudly protested that Rome was not as yet so shattered by civil war as to earn the contempt of tribes like the Treviri and Lingones.
• The peasant protested in vain that he was no doctor.
• After I had protested until I was black in the face, I asked Mr.
• One part of Hume protested, the more cautious section of his mind was appeased.
• He protested and made some resistance, but she easily carried her point, for he was far too fond of her to have a will of his own in any trifling matter between them.
• In truth the officers who had protested that Serbia had now openly joined the Russo-French combine were right.
• The English and French ministers protested against this as a violation of the treaty of Vienna.
• Both protested against the system of rule adopted by their predecessors, and have followed in their steps.
• The robbed have all the time loudly protested, by words, deeds, sufferings, and sacrifice of their lives, against the compact of the robbers.
• He would have claimed an open mind and protested that he was ready to entertain every notion on its merits.
• Boyd to wash the curtains, although she protested that, with the mill smoke, it was useless labor.
• The mother sometimes protested against the use of so many candles for night reading, and rightly feared that her eyes would be spoiled.
• When I told him I would drop in again to hear the decision, he protested that they would be at it till late.
• The well-bred House stared and protested when he defied their chosen six hundred.
• Women, this author protested, enjoy a larger measure of political power in England than in America.
• In every State in the Union where they exist they have been protested against by organized groups of intelligent women.
• The sellers protested against the cattle leaving their range without some mark to indicate their change of ownership.
• One of the ministers protested that there was no precedent for a censor holding this second post.
• They protested against the extension of slavery and declared for a policy of internal improvements at the expense of the nation.
• In vain they protested, laying the blame on first one and then another.
• With tearful eyes and wailing voice he had protested that he had no money, that his life was hanging by a thread, and that his brain was on fire.

Similar words containing PROTEST without suffix ed

protest9 protests10 protester11 protestor11 protestant12 protesters12 protesting13 protestors12 protestants13 unprotested14 protestation14 protestingly18 unprotesting15 protestations15 counterprotest18 counterprotests19 unprotestantise17 unprotestantize26

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