Staged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STAGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STAGE, to produce for public viewing
ADJECTIVE:
• presented or performed on a stage
• planned, organized, or arranged in advance (often of an event or situation intended to seem otherwise)
• written for or performed on the stage
• deliberately arranged for effect

Words related to STAGED

stage6 stages7 staging9

Words that contain STAGED

restaged10 upstaged12 unstaged10

How to use STAGED in a sentence

• The way we staged that drinking number was a crime.
• A festival of life is staged at this meeting place of the nations, farthest outpost of Aryan civilization in its westward march.
• But it began to look as if the whole mystery after all was nothing but a well- staged decoy, using me for bait.
• As this was the big Council Meeting of the year it was more elaborately staged than the ordinary ceremonial meeting.
• In this case the photographer acted up to his professional knowledge and staged the pictures as he had actually seen the spy shot.
• The drama that we are witnessing in America is a drama on a more tremendous scale than can ever have been staged in the world before.
• It was a simple romance, well staged, and superbly acted.
• It was plain that this hunt, staged upon a large scale, was not only a means of revenge upon a hated enemy but, also, a sporting event of outstanding prestige.
• In order for a Sargolian feast to be a success, the Terrans gathered from overheard remarks, at least one duel must be staged sometime during the festivities.
• I staged a little riding contest all my own, part of the way on a dead cow, and the rest of it on this tree-trunk.
• When staged the pods must possess not only the merit of mere size, but they should be perfect in shape and quite young.
• In March he angered his fraternity brothers again by refusing a part in the annual musical comedy, which was staged by the Dramatic Society during Prom week.
• Sothern have revealed another aspect of their talent by the artistic manner in which they have staged both new plays and old.
• However, it had no effect in preventing the failure of a worthless piece, staged at great expense by the management which had rejected Les Troyens.
• If Brit lived, he might talk as much as he pleased, but he could never prove that his accident had been deliberately staged with murderous intent.
• The time was coming when the old play would be staged again and new actors would arise to carry it through.
• They were all staged on twelve Persian-carpeted platforms, ranged on the ground within the outer edge of the arena and close against the foot of the circular tier of seats.
• But the next day the big fight was staged, and that was bound to be exciting enough to keep even Mun Bun awake.
• This was not the first practice game staged for Merriwell.
• When great things are being staged it is his peculiar delight to look wooden.
• The play has been staged with magnificent cast and gorgeous properties.
• She found her liberty interfered with, and she staged her own small rebellion.
• Once with Christ he entered Salem, Once in Moab bullied Balaam, Once by Apuleius staged He the pious much enraged.
• He thought of the U-boat at the wharf and forthwith decided that his bit in the spectacular drama now being staged was to prevent the escape of the craft.
• The show was staged again for me the following day, and that time they got me.
• It was a cunning temptation, cunningly staged and worded and backed.
• It was staged with a great appreciation of grim and poetic effect.
• Scenes from her books are staged even to the present day.
• Recently, in the hope of giving permanent form to the history of the Plains, I staged many of the Indian battles for the films.

Similar words containing STAG without suffix ed

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