Rated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RATE, to estimate the value of
• assign a standard or value to (something) according to a particular scale
• assign a standard, optimal, or limiting rating to (a piece of equipment)
• (in the UK) assess the value of (a property) for the purpose of levying a local tax.
• consider to be of a certain quality or standard
• be regarded in a specified way
• have a high opinion of
• be worthy of; merit
• scold (someone) angrily
NOUN:
• a measure, quantity, or frequency, typically one measured against another quantity or measure
• the speed with which something moves or happens
• a fixed price paid or charged for something
• the amount of a charge or payment expressed as a percentage of another amount, or as a basis of calculation
• (in the UK) a tax on commercial land and buildings paid to a local authority; (in Northern Ireland and formerly in the UK) a tax levied on private property.

Words related to RATED

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How to use RATED in a sentence

• If it be not redeemed, then let it be sold as it is rated.
• The advantage in war, is to be rated by comparing the strength of different numbers in different circumstances, and inquiring what degree of superiority will be found.
• The committee last mentioned, reported that two blacks be rated as one freeman.
• He is highly rated for his knowledge on Goan sports, as also acknowledged by a recent book on Goan football.
• If this rate should be questioned, the fork can be again rated and a simple correction applied.
• Thus a woman rated at three quarters might be helped by her own one quarter child, or two half-hand youths might work a full plot jointly.
• His originality was in that mastery of composition which no one has ever denied him, but which is very differently rated as a quality of art by different temperaments.
• This is but a fair example by which many of the so-called Indian agents may be rated, who are the actual managers of Indian affairs on our frontiers.
• On September 8, when the Confederate army at Manassas numbered forty-one thousand, he rated it at one hundred and thirty thousand.
• At last the little slovenly Emma was discovered, and having been well rated she fetched the key and led me up the grand staircase.
• Both nations confront a future of about equal promise and may be rated as on equal footing, as this new era of the world opens to view.
• I ought to have waked him, and rated him for sleeping at his post, but I could not.
• At how long an interval Mark Twain shall be rated after Moliere and Cervantes it is for the future to declare.
• Only, the thing which had no intelligence, as humankind rated intelligence, did possess the ability to fathom the nature of that artificial barrier.
• Even if it had been by sign-talk, which he rated with worm-fishing for trout or shooting sitting rabbits, he had gotten something across to them.
• He supposed that he knew all his customers, and had rated Astor at hardly more than one tenth of that sum.
• In his opinion they ought to be rated by a fixed rule of past periods, and not of a vague and indefinite future inquiry.
• A sheep was rated at a shilling, and so of other things in proportion.
• The earl hastily thrust the book under the pillow, alongside the revolvers, and rated Higgins in a most cruel way for entering the room before getting permission to do so.
• Eighty thousand citizens are said to have been rated in that survey.
• I got down below to a berth, and the steward, who was rated as a doctor, tended me.
• Vocal teachers are rated primarily on their ability as voice builders.
• That is why he began to be scorned in a world which rated exuberance higher than beauty or love or pity.
• The deaf man also shared in the progressive action of the drama, and rated his friend soundly, in a loud voice, if a stitch in the story of the play were inadvertently dropped.
• The population of Spain may be rated in round numbers at thirteen millions and a half, whilst that of the United Kingdom may be taken at about double the number.
• The number of citizens rated was a hundred and forty-three thousand seven hundred and four.
• If we begin with the 1 composition rated at 0 and count up through the 9 rated at 1 and the 32 rated at 2 in the above distribution, we shall have counted 42.
• At the age of twelve, he went to the East Indies on board the Swallow frigate, Captain Shirley, by whom he was rated a midshipman.
• But I could not doubt that she rated me as unworthy of her serious attention.
• He was rated as an energetic fellow, a little indefinite in aim, with the smallest amount of inspiration that can save a man from being commonplace.

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