Sided is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIDE, to support or agree with
ADJECTIVE:
• having sides of a specified number or type
• Having (such or so many) sides; -- used in composition; as, one-sided; many-sided.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to agree with or support
• past tense of side

Words related to SIDED

side5 sides6 siding8

Words that contain SIDED

resided9 sidedly12 lopsided12 presided12 subsided12 sidedness11 sidedress11 blindsided15 broadsided15 lopsidedly17 multisided14 sobersided14 sidednesses13 sidedresses13 lopsidedness16 slickensided20 lopsidednesses18 sobersidedness18 sobersidednesse19 sobersidednesses20

How to use SIDED in a sentence

• A year ago the judges would probably have sided unanimously with the former.
• Yet their hostility would not have been heeded had not the empress herself, the beautiful and the artful Eudoxia, sided against him.
• Finally when I rode out to rescue him, he sided in with the other fellow.
• The reason for this was that one Gaius Cornelius, while tribune, undertook to lay very severe penalties upon such unions, and the populace sided with him.
• The people of the city were divided, the aristocratic faction adhering to the cause of Sylla, while the democratic influences sided with Marius.
• Hanover, whose king had sided with the Austrians, was annexed to Prussia.
• England and Austria sided with Germany, and a meeting of statesmen and diplomats was called at Berlin in 1878 to decide once more what should be the map of Europe.
• At the risk of offending his patron, George sided with his cousin, although he had deeply offended his guardian, and although the whole world was against him.
• But as Count Louis sided with Philip of Valois, the breach between the democracy of Ghent and its nominal soverign now became impassable.
• They are also anxious about their eastern frontier, which obviously would be threatened by a German attack so soon as they sided with our enemies.
• This was eight sided, and was built against the wall, so that five sides are exposed.
• The mission sided with the king, and the crews of two English vessels fortified the mission, and with their modern weapons helped the royal party to whip the other faction.
• Many years ago I learned something of this, but I sided with the others who gave little credit to it, owing to the little knowledge that we had.
• For once Gussie sided with Dexie, and said all she could to influence her against it, but her motive was so apparent that her father reproved her sharply.
• To my unspeakable disappointment, they both sided with my husband, treating my view of his position as a mere dream.
• Rather was he hated by those who had for a long time sided with Caius and Lucius Caesar and who formed a considerable portion of the senate and the aristocracy.
• The young emperor sided with the religion of the pope.
• Similarly, England decided that the half-barbarous Russians were less likely to be commercial rivals than the industrious and scientific Germans, and sided with Russia.
• But when the tide of battle turned, they immediately sided with the Beasts.
• His character was many sided, and every side glowed with consecrated ardor.
• In 1234 he sided with the crown against Richard, earl marshal, who fell in battle against him.
• In these wars the French sided with the Peguans, the English with the Burmans.
• In the Wars of the Roses the Armyns sided with the house of Lancaster.
• But the citizens, wisely perhaps, sided with the conquerors, and the bishop died a martyr to duty.
• The canons of Rouen sided with the Sovereign Pontiff and against the Fathers, on this point joining issue with the University of Paris.
• And the two who sided with him blamed me, And the two who sided with me blamed him, And they grieved for the one they sided with.
• The Universe and the Community are extensive and many sided.
• By way of compensation for the expenses of war all the estates of men who had sided with Charles were confiscated.
• During the religious troubles from 1660 onwards he had taken no great part, but had sided with the Government, and approved of the torture of preachers.

Similar words containing SID without suffix ed

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