Similar words: delayed, player, soccer player, spayed, frayed, dismayed, decayed, arrayed. Meaning: [pleɪ] 
adj. (of games) engaged in.
adj. (of games) engaged in. 
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91. The game was played out althongh the light was bad.
92. If all are the play, why should we played a less realistic.
93. I thought Bill played exceptionally well.
94. He played a beautiful tune on the organ.
95. She played the ace of spades.
96. The boys played video games all day.
97. He played with great brilliance.
98. We didn't deserve to win?we played very badly.
99. He played the tune on the horn.
100. He played with great imagination and flair.
101. But I've never played in a defence position.
102. After a hard gallop,[http://sentencedict.com/played.html] the horse was played out.
103. The show played to packed houses .
104. I've never played John at tennis.
105. Undoubtedly, political and economic factors have played their part.
106. The outdoor game is now played on AstroTurf.
107. This country's world role is just about played out.
108. The band have never played this song live before.
109. She played her records too loudly.
110. Mattingley played first base for the Yankees.
111. We played cards and he cleaned me out.
112. Who played Mary in the nativity play?
113. Calypso music played faintly in the distance.
114. Courtenay played the role in an utterly convincing way.
115. The game will be played under floodlights.
116. France played very well in the first half.
117. After the injury, he never played professionally again.
118. Even everyone played well, we lost the game.
119. The opera played to a full/packed house.
120. We all played a joke on him.
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