Retreated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RETREATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RETREAT, to go back
• (of an army) withdraw from enemy forces as a result of their superior power or after a defeat
• move back or withdraw
• withdraw to a quiet or secluded place
• (of shares) decline in value
• move (a piece) back from a forward or threatened position on the board.
• change one's mind or plans as a result of criticism or difficulty
NOUN:
• an act of moving back or withdrawing
• a signal for a military force to withdraw
• a military musical ceremony carried out at sunset, originating in the playing of drums and bugles to tell soldiers to return to camp for the night.
• a quiet or secluded place in which one can rest and relax
• a period or place of seclusion for the purposes of prayer and meditation
• a decline in the value of shares
• people who have retreated
• an act of changing one's mind or plans as a result of criticism or difficulty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to go back or backward

Words related to RETREATED

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Words that contain RETREATED

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How to use RETREATED in a sentence

• The Gauls could not withstand their attack, but were put to flight, and retreated to their main body, after losing a great number of men.
• We fired upon them, and retreated in good order towards the detachment in the rear.
• When, however, the giving away time came, it was found that Papa Penney had retreated to a pew, from which he could not be dislodged.
• A white fox-terrier with a pretty face retreated growling under a chair, but I coaxed her to come out.
• When it came toward him he retreated, but did not abandon the bombardment, and finally drove it into a cover of deep bushes.
• We retreated across the central passage, fearing lest the blazing rafters should fall upon our natives, who were losing heart and would no longer stay beneath them.
• Slowly the masked woman retreated from one apartment to another till she entered a corridor brilliantly lighted up and beautifully ornamented with flowers.
• Being completely puzzled, he retreated to the last refuge of bewildered doctors.
• He wrote to Alec, making further inquiries, but Alec had retreated again many miles from the post.
• The city was burned, and then the Ionians retreated.
• The British retreated, leaving their wounded behind.
• The enemy, it seems, gave them but one small volley and then retreated to the fort.
• The patient was influenced, however, though already leaning far out, and retreated slowly and spasmodically from the window.
• Having passed the river between Eskenaffe and Hauterive, as well as at other places, they marched to Oudenarde, where they received intelligence that the elector had retreated.
• This nobleman had retreated to his camp at Perth, when he understood the duke was returned from Lothian to Stirling.
• The duke de Montemar, seeing his army diminished by sickness and desertion, retreated to the kingdom of Naples, and was followed by the king of Sardinia as far-as Rimini.
• Presently our assailants, with the exception of those in the stables and other out-buildings, retreated.
• Now she advanced slowly toward him and as slowly retreated.
• Starr retreated to a point in the room where he could see without risk of being seen, and watched.
• The lancers retreated to the bottom of Sackville Street, where they remained for some time in the centre of a crowd who were carressing their horses.
• As soon as the inhabitants of this place saw us they drew up their bridges for security, and retreated into their houses.
• He retreated from the Hunter just as from a stranger.
• The British retreated from the southern side of the lake.
• Under the magic spell of Art the hateful and terrifying shapes of barbarous religion retreated and the world of imagination was peopled with gracious and attractive figures.
• From Pharsala, after their fine and determined stand at Velestino, the Greeks again retreated to Dhomoko.
• The Egyptians retreated to their own borders, and there awaited attack.
• She therefore begged earnestly to be excused, and retreated into a corner.

Similar words containing TREAT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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