Vaunted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VAUNTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• VAUNT, to boast
• boast about or praise (something), especially excessively
NOUN:
• a boast.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to brag

Words related to VAUNTED

vaunt8 vaunting12 vaunts9

Words that contain VAUNTED

avaunted12 outvaunted14

How to use VAUNTED in a sentence

• He ground his teeth and clenched his fists and swore to realize his presence there, and to rise to the occasion as had been his vaunted ambition.
• Tacoma has been described by many tourists as a rival to the most vaunted peaks of the Swiss Alps.
• Wallace wrote set forth his deliberate conviction that the much vaunted advance of science had added not an inch to the moral stature of Europe.
• In ways devoid of his own vaunted subtlety, it was conveyed to Solon that Little Arcady expected him to do something.
• She would describe the surprising phenomena exhibited by the powerful Medium with the same freedom that she vaunted in relation to the old heap of stones.
• She vaunted his treatment, and became indignant because he did not admire himself, as an example of the miracles which he was able to work.
• Our vaunted age is one of feverish haste, Of racial hatred and of loathsome cant, Of gross corruption and of tawdry taste, Of monster fortunes, with a world in want.
• Poor mute companion of my toil, My wanderings and my woes! Far have we sought this vaunted soil, And here our course must close.
• Never, in a civilized country, were the vaunted rites of hospitality more scrupulously observed, than by this uncultivated savage.
• Friends and employers were proud of his strength, and boasted of it, never failing to pit him against any hero whose strength they heard vaunted.
• The grand object of their vaunted armament, however, was completely frustrated by this encounter.
• She had mourned the loss, but she had never vaunted the possession until now.
• The slow and cumbrous palankin was the ordinary means of conveyance, and, as far as I was concerned, the vaunted hospitality of the Anglo-Indian was conspicuous by its absence.
• Behold me at length on the vaunted scene of Europe! It is not necessary for your information, that I should enter into details concerning it.
• Oh that thou wert but with me! but I grow The fool of my own wishes, and forget The solitude which I have vaunted so Has lost its praise in this but one regret.
• See the glint of bayonets? American soldiers, marching up Fifth Avenue, thousands of them, freemen who broke the vaunted Hindenburg Line.
• As for the Balkan Slav and his vaunted Christianity, it seemed to me all civilization should rise and restrain him from further brutality.
• In the vaunted name of reason, the most monstrous absurdities are perpetrated.
• The position of the enemy was such as might have been expected from troops who had everything at stake, and who had long vaunted of being irresistible.
• We have, however, confined our attention to those whose certainty is now most loudly vaunted, and whose theories are most largely used as the basis of Infidelity.
• We have seen its small beginnings in the defence of the Suez Canal, when Turkey, leaning upon Germany, a broken reed, vaunted herself in an attempt to conquer Egypt.
• Together with our comrades of the Fleet, we are about to force a landing upon an open beach in face of positions which have been vaunted by our enemies as impregnable.
• He knew that unless a radical change was quickly brought about, the vaunted Obar had certainly reached and probably passed its zenith.
• I wrote anxiously to former owners of this vaunted stock to explain such disappointing behavior.
• VI The caprice of a climate which vaunted itself perpetual summer was a godsend to all the strangers strong enough to bear it without suffering.
• Ah! my dear Freind I every day more regret the serene and tranquil Pleasures of the Castle we have left, in exchange for the uncertain and unequal Amusements of this vaunted City.
• Then, at a chosen time, this vaunted one shall attend before us here, and I having disclosed the substance of a theme, he shall make good the claim.
• Its vaunted civilisation is seen to be but a thin veneer, and its religion a matter of form rather than of life.
• O, barbarous era! highly vaunted as you are in song, retreat, like the storm-cloud, and be poetically beautiful to all who do not see thee in thy true light.
• Botha had retired on the capital, but no one knew whether he would endeavour to defend it, or whether the vaunted forts would imperiously address the invader.
• Meanwhile Arbaces and the priest were taking their way to that secret chamber whose stores were so vaunted by the Egyptian.
• She read scraps of it to all the neighbours, and vaunted Mrs.

Similar words containing VAUNT without suffix ed

vaunt8 avaunt9 vaunts9 vaunty12 avaunts10 vaunter10 vauntie10 avaunted12 outvaunt11 vauntage12 vaunters11 vauntery14 vauntful14 vauntier11 vaunting12 avaunting13 outvaunts12 paravaunt14 vauntages13 vauntiest12 vauntings13 outvaunted14 vaunteries13 vauntingly17 outvaunting15

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.