Seared is valid Scrabble Word

Is seared a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is seared valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for SEARED in dictionary:

VERB:

SEAR, to burn
burn or scorch the surface of (something) with a sudden, intense heat
fry (food) quickly at a high temperature so that it will retain its juices in subsequent cooking
(of pain) be experienced as a sudden, burning sensation
cause to wither
fix (an image or memory) permanently in someone's mind or memory
make (someone's conscience or feelings) insensitive

ADJECTIVE:

Scorched; cauterized; hence, figuratively, insensible; not susceptible to moral influences.
having the surface burned quickly with intense heat

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to burn the surface of

Words related to SEARED

sear4 searing8 sears5

Words that contain SEARED

enseared9 paseared11 unseared9 searedness11 searednesses13

How to use SEARED in a sentence

The air was filled with ash and burning sparks, and twice Kazan drew forth his head to snap at blazing embers that fell upon and seared him like hot irons.
But the flame kindled on that secret altar had scorched and seared his soul in a wholly unforeseen way.
Thus rolled our globe ere man appeared, And thus will roll, with wrinkled crust, Deserted, lifeless, old, and seared, When man shall have returned to dust.
The name was there, seared by hot iron in that slab of wood.
Even the fiery tide of thought, which, like burning lava, seared his brain a few moments before, was now cold and hardened.
His cheeks were seared until the flesh appeared livid and raw, and I expected to see blood trickle from the half-healed wounds.
Your soul is so seared and blackened that one might as well try to change that stump to which you are bound into a living one as to transform you into a good citizen.
The girl opened her eyes and instantly they seemed filled with a thousand needles that bit and seared and caused hot stinging tears to well between the tight-closed lids.
The face was seared with livid scars, the nose crushed to one side, the mouth crooked and set in a sneering grin.
Now, as though the elements had worked to give him sight, the black sky was suddenly seared by a long, lurid line of lightning.

But the strong soul of the man had been deeply seared by the conflict which had been fought and won.
Still puzzled, he drew from his pocket a box of matches, and, lighting one, he held it to the seared end of a rocket he had tried in vain to light four hours ago.
Thick handfuls of mud from the side of the spring were brought and plastered over the seared strip.
He had deliberately seared his own flesh to break the mental control they had asserted.
About his legs and middle, immersed in the waves, there was cold so intense that it seared.
The ordeal through which she had passed, unscathed bodily but seared in spirit, had left her strung to a tense pitch.
It was the face of a man whose soul is seared with the blasting fury of a hell from the sight of which he is powerless to withdraw his terrified gaze.
It seared its way through the life channels and blasted all hope.
Frail as she seemed, her arms had the strength of steel, and pain blazed down my wrenched shoulders, seared through the twisted wrists.
Something that was like a hot iron suddenly burned and seared along the side of his head just above the ear.
His face, seared by all the inner fires of that night, settled now to a look of steel resolution.
By the transient light I saw several grim figures, some kneeling, others with outstretched arms, bloody and seared, and one appeared to be in the confessional.
Then followed the seared corpse of Auchincloss, a good man who had died in harness, fighting to the end.
That had been proved to her one memorable morning upon the top of Bignor Hill, when humiliation had so deeply seared her soul that only during this last month had it been healed.
Every time the balls of fire struck, they burst open great stones, or seared a livid scar on the face of some cliff.
The lad felt his left shoulder and arm seared as if by a great flame, and, with a cry that he could not repress, he dropped back.
The woods looked as though the recent dry weather had seared the leaves more or less, but they lacked the splendid gorgeous tints of autumn.
Your conscience will very speedily be seared with a red-hot iron.
In March there came the first victims, poor writhing creatures, deprived of the boon of air, their seared lungs collapsed and agonized, their faces drawn into masks of suffering.
It was the logic of the broken plate, which, seared of old across its pattern, cracks never again, save along the old destruction.
And she, that desolate mother, even she, with her seared soul and petrified heart, was brought to the knowledge of peace by the glorious power of love.
Though summer was in full swing in the country without a hint of autumn, the foliage in the squares and gardens of the Inns of Court was already seared and a little shrivelled.

Similar words containing SEAR without suffix ed

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