Taxed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAXED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TAX, to impose a charge for public purposes
• impose a tax on (someone or something)
• pay tax on (something, especially a vehicle)
• confront (someone) with a fault or wrongdoing
• examine and assess (the costs of a case)
• make heavy demands on (someone's powers or resources)
NOUN:
• a strain or heavy demand
• a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for public purposes) on

Words related to TAXED

tax10 taxes12 taxing14

Words that contain TAXED

betaxed17 retaxed15 untaxed15 surtaxed16 overtaxed20 undertaxed19

How to use TAXED in a sentence

• And every man went into his own shire town, there to be taxed.
• Yet better, she thought, to depart even so, than linger on, when such lingering taxed the patience and the faith beyond the loftiest examples of religion.
• So taxed, I honestly made confession of my infirmity, and added that I was afraid I should eventually be obliged to resign his service.
• Name some things which were taxed a few years ago but are not now.
• During this, the last year of my second term on the Fond du Lac District, my strength was taxed to its utmost.
• I taxed him with selling his axe for liquor, but he denied this, saying that he never sold what he received as presents, and that it was stolen while he was fishing.
• Should she answer the next question, which she felt sure would follow? It was a moment that taxed all the decision in her nature.
• In these circumstances Captain Guy taxed his inventive genius to the utmost to keep up their spirits and engage their minds.
• They were still weak, for the great effort which nature had made to resist the force of the heat during those long hours had taxed their constitutions to the utmost.
• He persisted in the fault with which he was taxed, saying that he only sucked.
• For barely an instant MacDonald paused, and then ran on with a speed that taxed Aldous to keep up.
• Brick were heavily taxed in the war time which I have referred to, and the tax was levied before burning.
• Apparently, their patience was not very severely taxed.
• The revenues of states were taxed to furnish blood-money and to support spies.
• As Desmond knew, the heavy chests that taxed the strength of the bearers contained for the most part muskets and ammunition.
• And were he, on the other hand, to announce his full yearly wage of earnings, he would allow himself to be taxed beyond the proper measure of value.
• In January there had been food riots in many parts of France that taxed severely the military resources of the Government.
• With the grieved dignity of a father taking to task an erring child, he taxed us with having damaged a cart and injured a horse, causing it to run away.
• We see a man and a woman on the road to Bethlehem where they are going to be taxed according to the decree of Augustus.
• In fact, they are paupers, and we are all taxed to support them and the army which is more than necessary as a police to keep them in order.
• Social expediency, more or less broadly interpreted, determines who shall be taxed and what social results are to be sought.
• Gastrell had had a dispute about the rate at which the house was taxed.
• This night march, coming on the top of their previous exertions, had taxed the strength of many beyond endurance.
• He taxed his memory to recall where, but memory made no response.
• He has an idea that whenever a man gets anything new it ought to be taxed, and he is always on hand to perform the service.
• God has taxed all the ingenuity of His love to let man know about Himself.
• You answer, that you will fix the sum at which they shall be taxed.
• Lord Suffolk, dead to the state long before he was dead to Nature, at last paid his tribute to the common treasury to which we must all be taxed.
• Your industry, and the bread of your children, was taxed for a pecuniary reward to stimulate avarice to do what Nature refused, to inform and prosecute on this law.
• Massachusetts taxed herself thirteen shillings and four pence to the pound of income.
• One father was loud in his protests because he was taxed for the dresses his daughters were wearing, and which he declared had been used by them for a year and a half.

Similar words containing TAX without suffix ed

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