Sued is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUE, to institute legal proceedings against
• institute legal proceedings against (a person or institution), typically for redress
• appeal formally to a person for something

Words related to SUED

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Words that contain SUED

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How to use SUED in a sentence

• Rudolph of France also sued for peace, being hard pressed by his powerful rival, Hugo the Great or Wise, the son of Robert.
• At the end of two weeks he humbly sued for peace, offering to quit Wessex for good, and even to embrace the Christian religion.
• The King of Denmark was unequal to the contest, and sued for peace.
• Christoph was sued for breach of promise by a girl whom he said he had discussed matrimony with and exchanged rings with, but tired of.
• Various considerations will make it clear that women who sued had, in practice, complete disposal of the matter.
• If a man owes and is sued for debt, who becomes the plaintiff? 15.
• But when he was asked at last whether he sued for life and grace, he put his hand to his eyes, and strove to lift up their downcast gaze.
• He then advanced to Vitoria, within twenty leagues of Caracas, where he was met by Spanish commissioners, who sued for, and obtained, a capitulation.
• The bishop, appalled, sued for a truce, that they might negotiate terms of peace.
• When the campaign ended, my father swore to a warrant charging Loustalot with criminal libel and sued him for one hundred thousand dollars damages.
• A few of them were executed, and they surrendered and sued for peace.
• The Aryks, after receiving several such terrible visits, sued for terms and willingly agreed to consider themselves slaves of the Murhapas.
• Charity sued to him in vain, and the tear of sorrow made no impression on his stony heart.
• He is indignant at the way other lawyers speculate on the possibility or impossibility of poor creatures, unjustly sued, paying for the costs of their defence.
• As they were in such numbers the Mexicans realised that it would be useless to attempt resistance, and therefore sued for peace, which was granted.
• The Indians then sued for peace, and after their leaders had been duly punished, they were dispersed to form pueblos.
• He at once gave up the contest in despair, and humbly sued for peace.
• Bordin took the note, had it protested, and sued Mongenod for me.
• Dismayed and discouraged, and, moreover, urged on by a strong French party, Godoy, the prime minister, humbly sued for peace.
• After the battle of Leipsic, Europe gained her freedom, and seeing every nation taking up arms against him, Napoleon sued for peace.
• So father sued him for damages, and obtained judgment for five thousand dollars.
• Amidon, doing business under the name and style of Eugene Brassfield, has been sued by Miss Daisy Scarlett, for breach of promise.
• A thousand handsome princes, my precious daughter, have already sued for your hand and laid their kingdoms at your feet, but you have continued to refuse them.
• He had tried to bring them severally to justice by vain appeals to the law, having sued for every cause in the books, but chiefly for trespass and damages, real and exemplary.
• Booty, hearing of this remark, sued Barnaby for libel, putting her damages at 1000 pounds.
• Acquitted of the charge for which he was imprisoned, he sued for and recovered five thousand dollars damages and then went to Paris.
• Tillman, however, showed so little respect for the statutes that she sued her husband and his parents to recover her babies.
• I have played all parts and have asked and sued and prayed, aye, begged.
• And when the man came to replace the slates, he plunged off the roof and broke four ribs and his leg, whereupon he sued me for damages.
• Each county is a body corporate, with the power to sue or be sued in any court, make contracts, and buy and sell real estate.
• Franz Bernhoft, Ueber die Stellung der Frauen in Alterthum, Nord und Sued.
• A married woman may sue and be sued, bringing action in her own name for damages and the money recovered shall be her sole property.
• Here is a man who has been sued for a sum of money, which, it is understood, was lawfully due by him.
• Dred Scott, a Missouri slave, claiming to be a free man under the Missouri compromise of 1820, had sued his master, and the case had reached the Supreme Court.

Similar words containing SU without suffix ed

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