Our friends at the other side are beginning to legislate for us in the true spirit of our prejudices; and when we have complained of "a beggared proprietary and a ruined gentry," they have bolstered up our weakness with the new poor law.
Beggared beauty--there's something touching in the very sound!
Such men Hamilton wanted now, for into the five hours of the Stock-Exchange day he meant to crowd such a sum of mad disaster and panic conflagration that the history of the Money World should be beggared for a comparison.
Posterity should link his name with achievements so titanic that history would be beggared for a precedent.
All around profusely thrown; Bowing in her proudest temple, Beggared Art, we humbly own!
Beggared by time, could she afford to risk the eternal heritage?
Visitors come and remain for days, or until the host is absolutely beggared and has nothing more to give.
He hated to think that a clever fellow was ever absolutely beggared in the world's great game.
The bill to rob the Southern people of their land, which I hear is pending, would send your sweetheart and mine, our enemies, into beggared exile.
Cameron instantly, though he had come to do a crime that would send him into beggared exile.
Strip every rebel of property and citizenship, and send them into exile beggared and infamous outcasts.
No one knows the world better, nor judges of character more truly, than your half-beggared roue.
The fine feelings of the foreign mercenaries were soothed by Cobbett being flung into Newgate for two years and beggared by a fine of £1000.
He had tortured and beggared all his neighbours; but he bore them no malice for it.
That St. George had beggared himself to pay his son's debts had wiped that clear.
If she beggared herself to pay some of the stolen money, it was not likely she would accept money from him who had committed the theft.
I say that I should like to kill her, for she has struck me a double blow--she has injured you whom I love, and she has beggared me of your affection.
I am indeed beggared of all my wealth, for I have lost the dearest treasure I possessed on earth.
They represented Poland as a beggared queen, wandering from door to door, repulsed by all.
Oh, how beggared seems a king, when he has nothing wherewith to recognize the loyalty and love of his friends!
He would at any time of his life have condemned his own soul for gold, and now he seems beggared and wretched enough.
You have beggared yourself," Vane says to his wife, a little vexed.
Go, now, sir, and remember that your cursed obstinacy has beggared you, and cheated Reine Langton of fortune.
Now even I will go, asking but one thing of you for a mercy, that you do not send me away beggared of what you gave me before.
So now she has escaped into the forest, and I am beggared of her without thy help.
Want of money forced Edward to a truce for a year, and he returned beggared and embittered to England.
Beggared of joy, no light within himself, yet from the Central Sun could he reflect the hope and cheer that made him as the eye of Taurus 'mong his fellows.
Beggared of joy himself, yet flashing its reflection athwart the lives of others.
I am not as utterly beggared as you deem me, but neither am I entirely barren of honor.
She was a cheerful, garrulous old woman, strong in her devotion to the De l'Heris of the bygone past; stronger even yet in her love for their single orphan representative of the beggared present.
Her first instinct was insulted pride--a beggared gentleman, a landless soldier, spoke to her of love!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "beggared" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
