Receded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECEDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECEDE, to move back
• go or move back or further away from a previous position
• (of a facial feature) slope backwards
• withdraw from (a promise or agreement)
• (of a quality, feeling, or possibility) gradually diminish
• (of a man) begin to go bald
• (of a man's hair) cease to grow at the temples and above the forehead
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move back or away

Words related to RECEDED

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Words that contain RECEDED

preceded14

How to use RECEDED in a sentence

• Beyond the bed the banks rose abruptly about thirty feet, and then appeared to decline as it receded, and no higher ground was visible.
• Thus, without opening my eyes to verify, I knew that the walls of my narrow cell had receded until it was like a vast audience-chamber.
• This stream caused so much alluvial deposit that the sea receded from Richborough in early Saxon times, and part of the population removed to Sandwich.
• When the tide receded, the staked enclosure became, in effect, a gigantic net, filled with floundering fish, big and little.
• Then the flood receded and left him trembling with weakness.
• After a period of prodigious length, the temperature again rose, and the glaciers that had so extensively covered the surface receded.
• As the poem proceeded, and we plunged deeper and deeper into its mystic horrors, the actual world receded into a dim, indefinable distance.
• When he arose there was not room for him to stand upright, so the Rock receded, and the hollow place remains to this day in proof of it.
• Abad hastily, to avoid discovery, struck the large stone with the charmed hammer, when it receded from the blow and, admitting him into the cave, closed itself upon him.
• Ah! Hy Brazil! You saw it on clear days and it receded when you followed.
• He straightened in the saddle, and the fumes of wine receded from his brain, leaving a temporary clearness.
• Terminus receded, and having once receded never advanced again in this quarter.
• As Richard and Ellen halted at the door the faces receded from the glass.
• This order prevailed in Ireland, where the Northern customs were retained some hundreds of years after the rest of Europe had in a great measure receded from them.
• The eyes seemed to have receded, turned over, disappeared in some way.
• His zest in his convictions did not flag, but it seemed that the whole world and the heavens had receded and left him alone with them.
• Kenkenes stirred during the tumult, but when it had receded he lay still again.
• At first the waves shoved the raft toward them, then, as the waters receded, the current sucked it out again.
• When he came out in the clear the glow had not receded.
• All our fountains have dried up, even the sea hath receded.
• Imperceptibly the pier and the lights of the city receded and we steamed on down the mighty St.
• Naturally in that disappointment the Bellingham Home grew more and more attractive as it receded into the distance.
• Her earlier emotions receded before this new feeling.
• It was then, and not till then, that he discovered the fact that the wall on his right opened and receded, some five feet above the floor-level, into a dimly-outlined alcove.
• He saw himself again, standing burning with indignation upon the pavement of Nantes, looking after her carriage as it receded down the Avenue de Gigan.
• On the opposite side the hills receded, forming an amphitheatre round a level plain, through which ran a creek.
• I sprang forward, but the figure receded, growing fainter and fainter till I could see it no more, but the low plaintive tones still sounded.
• The waters of the cove had receded until a fringe of rocks under the high land of the point, usually covered, had been left bare.
• The events of the last few days receded from her mental vision like the flying houses and fields outside the carriage window, fading into some remote distance of her mind.
• He began to think that Valentine might yet do well, and the burnt letters receded into the background of his thoughts.
• The more she pressed the farther the words receded.
• I treasure the memory of this brief touch into which I once came with Douglas for I have come to think more kindly of him as he has receded.
• The dancers wreathed and grouped in moving patterns, Clustered, receded, streamed, advanced.

Similar words containing CED without suffix ed and without prefix re

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