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Litigated

l 1i 1t 1i 1g 2a 1t 1e 1d 2

About 4 syllables

verb · 9 letters · Less common · past tense of litigate

  • Scrabble US & Canada : valid
  • Scrabble UK & worldwide : valid
  • Words With Friends : valid
  • Wordle : not valid

What does litigated mean?

verb

  1. engage in legal proceedings

  2. institute legal proceedings against; file a suit against

    “He was warned that the district attorney would process him”

    Synonymsactionsueprocess

Definitions shown for litigate, the base form of litigated.

Is LITIGATED a valid word?

Game / word listValid?
Scrabble US & Canada (NWL / TWL) Yes
Scrabble UK & worldwide (Collins / SOWPODS) Yes
Words With Friends (ENABLE) Yes
Wordle (guess list) No

How many points is LITIGATED worth?

Scrabble

11 pts
l 1i 1t 1i 1g 2a 1t 1e 1d 2

Words With Friends

13 pts
l 2i 1t 1i 1g 3a 1t 1e 1d 2

Wordfeud

12 pts
l 1i 1t 1i 1g 3a 1t 1e 1d 2

NYT Crossplay

14 pts
l 2i 1t 1i 1g 4a 1t 1e 1d 2

Scores are the sum of the tile values, before premium squares or bingo bonuses.

Words from the letters in LITIGATED

Words that end like LITIGATED

Common words that share the ending -ATED, handy for rhymes, poems and wordplay. Matches are based on spelling, so a few may not rhyme exactly.

All words ending in -ATED

Litigated: quick answers

Is LITIGATED a valid Scrabble word?
Yes. LITIGATED is accepted in both the North American (NWL) and the international Collins Scrabble word lists, and scores 11 points before board bonuses.
How many points is LITIGATED worth?
LITIGATED scores 11 points in Scrabble, 13 in Words With Friends, 12 in Wordfeud and 14 in NYT Crossplay. These are plain tile totals, before any double- or triple-letter and word squares.
What does litigated mean?
litigated is the past tense of litigate, which means “engage in legal proceedings”. It has 2 meanings in total, listed above.
What words can you make with the letters in LITIGATED?
You can make 210 shorter words from LITIGATED, such as DIGITATE, DIGITAL, LIGATED, LITIGATE. See the full list.