Waged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAGE, to engage in or carry on
ADJECTIVE:
• having or relating to regular paid employment

Words related to WAGED

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How to use WAGED in a sentence

• THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN In the eastern theater of war the conflict during October was waged with fortunes that favored, first one side and then the other.
• He did one prudent thing, however, out of timidity, when his ministers waged vigorous and offensive measures.
• On and on the battle waged, each minute growing hotter.
• The wars themselves, which the Romans waged in Spain, were but of a subordinate importance.
• The Indians again waged war with civilized man, and the priests fled for their lives.
• Out on the desert, where the trails run straight and the battle of life is waged straight against thirst and fatigue and distance, men spoke straight.
• Ruskin, became the subject of the war which was still waged between him and them.
• He had been stolen by the Indians in the Ohio Valley when a mere boy, during the marauding forays which they waged against the frontiers about 1777.
• He did not, however, make it subject to the Romans, but bestowed it upon Cleopatra, for whose sake he had waged the conflict.
• Here were waged those ceaseless conflicts of ambition and struggles of power on which the fate of nations, and sometimes the welfare of almost half mankind depended.
• They have developed into a great international war, the greatest and most terrible ever waged on this planet.
• We have felt but one class of these dangers exhibited in the contest waged by the Bank of the United States against the Government for the last four years.
• The land war will be waged with a definitely restricted object, on which its character will depend.
• Long and bitter was the struggle he waged to preserve the English language.
• The battle was waged with intense fierceness on both sides, and was long continued with varying success.
• When Adad-nirari IV waged war against the Urarti, their king was Menuas, the son of Ishpuinis.
• And a little later Arethas and Alamoundaras, the rulers of the Saracens, waged a war against each other by themselves, unaided either by the Romans or the Persians.
• Scotland is now to be the scene of a struggle with issues more momentous than any ever waged on any field of battle.
• Their warfare had been waged by cunning, and through mercenaries.
• They would surely be very grasping, considering the warfare waged against them, upon their own establishments, by the Europeans.
• The ravine at one point was so narrow that the English and French guns waged duel across it, but on the British side the chasm was almost perpendicular.
• In every period war has been waged in one country or another, and that war was due to either religious prejudice, racial prejudice, political prejudice or patriotic prejudice.
• Scarcely had their commissioners left, than Major Anderson waged war.
• The attacks on the newspaper press belong not here, but to the account of the war he waged with it.
• Like them they taught that a constant war was waged between the Empire of Good and that of Evil.
• Moreover, the war that had been waged in the regions of the Armenian king subsided.
• A constant struggle has always been waged by the humane to make man more kindly, and yet probably his nature does not really change.
• Ritchie, while Sir Henry Tyler waged war on the science classes.
• The contest was waged from the Baltic to the Bosphorus.
• It was because Great Britain held that these claims on the part of France were too extensive that the War of 1756 was waged.
• Why should it be on this? A war of desolation, such as is now threatened by Mexico, can not be waged without involving our peace and tranquillity.
• But Mexico herself has never placed the war which she has waged upon the ground that our Army occupied the intermediate territory between the Nueces and the Rio Grande.
• But in 1757 William Pitt became the British war minister, and the war began to be waged with vigor and success.
• He appears to have a pleasure in deceit, and to have waged war with the world in general.

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