Worded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WORD, to express in speech sounds
• express (something spoken or written) in particular words
NOUN:
• a single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing, used with others (or sometimes alone) to form a sentence and typically shown with a space on either side when written or printed
• a single distinct conceptual unit of language, comprising inflected and variant forms.
• something spoken or written; a remark or statement
• even the smallest amount of something spoken or written
• angry talk
• speech as distinct from action
• a command, password, or signal
• communication; news
• a promise or assurance
• the text or spoken part of a play, opera, or other performed piece; a script
• a basic unit of data in a computer, typically 16 or 32 bits long.
• one's account of the truth, especially when it differs from that of another person
INTERJECTION:
• used to express agreement or affirmation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express in words (speech sounds that communicate meaning)

Words related to WORDED

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Words that contain WORDED

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How to use WORDED in a sentence

• He began some carefully worded inquiries as to her experience in the mill and her opinion of the work.
• This law, though worded generally, was aimed directly at the Dutch, who were the general factors and carriers of Europe.
• They were so strangely worded that, not knowing their true import, she failed to understand them.
• It was worded with the special view of including the negroes.
• She enquired how Louise had accepted the situation forced upon her, and was shocked and rendered uncomfortable by the too plainly worded protest of the old Frenchwoman.
• The Kennel Club regulations for the preparation of dogs for exhibition are perfectly clear on this subject, and are worded most properly.
• The titles of those works were so worded that they gave the public the impression that I was their author.
• It was a correctly worded receipt for twenty pounds.
• CHAPTER XXI AN UNEXPECTED MEETING The formally worded wedding card arrived in due course.
• The letter must be carefully worded, for nuns understood so little, so estranged were they from the world.
• Let it be as clear and well worded as you can make it, and as authentic.
• His appeal was cleverly worded, cleverly presented.
• A spirited and strongly worded protest was addressed to the pope.
• The Government therefore decided to demand redress, and a dispatch, worded by Palmerston, was forwarded to the Queen for her signature.
• Could she need any more proof than that? That a settlement and dealing with a relationship such as theirs must be worded in such a way, carried no weight with it to her mind.
• It was worded almost precisely as had been the notice previously posted by Marian regarding the loss of her diamond ring.
• James Smith by name, but it was very carefully worded as to what was wanted of him.
• Your petition, though short is, nevertheless, strongly worded and very substantial.
• It was thus that in his own mind he worded the phrase, and made for himself an excuse.
• But the advertisements are so carefully worded that the law is not violated.
• It was accompanied by a vividly worded note and a small, stained, and wrinkled glove, at once familiar.
• It gave him the directions he needed, yet it was so worded that even after the event it might pass for a trifling communication from a physician.
• Of course it was gracefully worded in the plural, but your pallid wife could not claim her share of it, and you should have realized the fact.
• The reason for the continuance of this fear is that the constitution is so worded that the powers of the general government are not precisely fixed.
• And yet he had the almost unheard-of magnanimity to send that cherished copy to Field, who returned it with a prettily worded note, in which he acknowledged his obligation to Mr.
• Frayling set herself to produce a very pretty piece of sentiment, nicely turned, decorated, worded, and succeeded to her own satisfaction.
• These cards are worded in the form of invitations, and are to be sent to the friends of the students.
• This veiled attempt to share our laurels with us, courteously as it was worded, put me on my mettle.
• At the same time the legislature sent over to London a skilfully worded protest against any like exercise of power in future.
• At any rate, a pale-faced young man with sad eyes was already on his feet, delivering an accurately worded speech with perfect composure.
• You may fly into a passion when you receive this very plainly worded advice.
• It had contained some gracefully worded refusal of a request.
• I sent an advertisement to the papers before I came here, carefully worded.

Similar words containing WORD without suffix ed

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