Repassed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPASSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPASS, to pass again
• pass again, especially on the way back.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to pass again especially in the opposite direction; return

Words related to REPASSED

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How to use REPASSED in a sentence

• In doing so the submarine successfully passed and repassed five lines of submerged mines and returned to its base in safety after being under water for many hours at a stretch.
• A bloody film was before my eyes, through which, ghost-like, passed and repassed my father, mother, and sisters.
• Before them heavily laden negroes and a few sailors passed and repassed.
• He might have passed and repassed the house while we were sleeping.
• I repassed the junction of the Ohio with deep interest.
• The distance traversed is about ninety miles, which was four times passed and repassed in six days, a feat that could only have been accomplished in the calms of summer.
• The Ambrons and Teutons beaten, there remained the Kymrians, who, according to agreement, had repassed the Helvetic Alps and entered Italy on the north-east, by way of the Adige.
• Hither and thither across these plains led the deep buffalo-trails, worn by the hoofs of the herds that had passed and re-passed through countless ages.
• I repassed in my thoughts every memorable incident that had happened to me under his roof.
• I repassed in my thoughts whole conversations, I recollected their subjects, their arrangement, their incidents, frequently their very words.
• French naval officers and sailors passed and repassed, or sought the obscurity of the mangoes or the acacias.
• We passed and repassed picturesque groups of Mazatec indians with their burdens.
• Suddenly she felt she could bear no longer that easy mastery, those following lips that passed and repassed over hers and could so easily have settled if they chose.
• He watched her as she passed and repassed the window intent upon her task.
• Nurses passed and repassed the doorway, going quietly through the hall.
• John merely noticed that this man passed and repassed his window every day, but gave him very little thought.
• They pursued their route with all possible speed, turned the Scandinavian Peninsula, repassed Skager-Rack, and reached the spot from which they had taken their departure.
• Men met, mingled, passed and repassed, and learned that human nature is much the same everywhere, with hopes and fears in common.
• They passed and re-passed me, laughing, smiling, talking.
• I was immediately conscious of a sort of soft movement around me, as of shadowy shapes that passed and repassed.
• He afterwards repassed the river below the Grave, and removed to Gravenbroeck, where he was joined by the British train of artillery from Holland.
• When the enemy retired, general Wangenheim repassed the Weser, and occupied his former situation at Ussar.
• On the eighth day of the month he repassed the Sprehe, in the neighbourhood of Bautzen, and marched towards Dresden with extraordinary diligence.
• Here he had intercourse once or twice every day with general Barrington, by means of small vessels which passed and repassed from one island to the other.
• His task was completed by the 19th, on which day he repassed the Straits, and spread his sails for England.
• The whole was so ugly and detestable that I repassed the river quite repulsed and disgusted.
• We repassed this day the place where only I had seen that bush of the interior, the Stenochilus maculatus.
• Diverging from the road to the cabin was a path known as the Indian trail, on which hunters, of various tribes, passed and repassed in their journeys to and from Canada.
• He passed me and repassed me several times, and once pinched me on the side so violently that the pain nearly brought forth an exclamation of anger.
• Captain Ambrose, with a face grown old in half a day, gray, abstracted, wretched, passed and repassed me several times, telescope in hand.
• I recognized, faintly, the step of Bainrothe on the stairway, distinguishing it readily from any other, as it passed and repassed my hidden door.
• People passed and repassed, worrying the stewards with foolish and unnecessary questions, which they answered vaguely as they hurried by.
• Boats passed and repassed often enough, but seldom so close to the shore.
• Bills vetoed by the governor become laws when re-passed by two-thirds majorities.

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