Retired is valid Scrabble Word

Is retired a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for RETIRED in dictionary:

VERB:

RETIRE, to withdraw or retreat

ADJECTIVE:

(of a place) quiet and secluded
(of a person) reserved; uncommunicative
having retired from work etc
Private; secluded; quiet; as, a retired life; a person of retired habits.
Withdrawn from active duty or business; as, a retired officer; a retired physician.
no longer active in your work or profession
having left one's job and ceased to work
(of a person's way of life) quiet and involving little contact with other people

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to go away or withdraw

Words related to RETIRED

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Words that contain RETIRED

retiredly13 unretired10 retiredness12 semiretired14 retirednesses14

How to use RETIRED in a sentence

Two hours and twenty minutes after the jury had retired, the prisoner was brought back into the dock.
Industry was recognized as a prime necessity even for men who had retired from the world.
Soon afterwards he relinquished all authority in the empire, assumed the coarse habit of a recluse, retired to a celebrated place of pilgrimage, near Balkh.
He had been ambassador at Constantinople and at Paris, and had now retired on his laurels, an influence still, but no longer an active power in the machine of government.
Amabel had only retired to rest for a few hours during the night.
Upon the expiration of his term as President he retired to his home at Concord, where he resided the remainder of his life.
At this the Romans took courage, and pursuing the enemy as far as Comana, whither he had retired, won a victory over him.
After being in the family for all these centuries I suppose that it would be sold to some confounded counter-skipper or some retired thief of a lawyer.
They then made a rush and got within the enclosure, and soon after retired.
They retired at this loss, the Portuguese remaining victorious.

Rose retired to the upstairs room from which she had been summoned by her brother.
On the afternoon and evening of the 24th they had retired to the Bavai-Saint-Waast line.
Malarius, already frightfully seasick, had retired to his bed.
And after the Moors had retired from Numidia, defeated in the manner described, the land of Zabe, which is beyond Mt.
Montrose, having laid down his arms at the command of the late king, had retired into France, and, contrary to his natural disposition, had lived for some time inactive at Paris.
At an early hour, also, the queen, who had just retired to rest from a masked ball, received a written order to remove instantly from Copenhagen.
George Burns retired from the Glasgow management of the line in 1860.
Four years ago, I gave notice to the council that I had married and retired into private life.
His name was Sylvester Bonaffon, a retired merchant of Philadelphia.
At the close of this year, however, he was discharged from his confinement, and retired to spend the residue of his days at Downhall in Essex.
Yorke did not risk this unexpected treasure on the chances of the dice, but retired to his own room.
Were the inmates retired to rest? I feared it must be so.
Retired from the office December 31, 1862, when Horatio Seymour succeeded Governor Morgan.
The apartment of the attendant furnished evidence that its occupant had quitted it in haste, though there was every appearance of her having retired to rest at the usual hour.
The meal had been some time over, and the young gentleman had retired, but the ladies sat over the fire in unusual idleness, discussing the dissipation they had participated in.
It was absolutely necessary that something should be done, and the retired naval officer was in the right frame of mind to do it.
These were not held, and the Boers retired, leaving twenty-four dead upon the ground.
Arrived at the end of a long passage, he opened a door, and retired.
Hearne, as several of the gypsies stated, had retired about eleven to his tent and had said nothing about going to The Manor, much less about leaving the camp.

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