wined's Usage Examples:

professor in European art history from the Osteuropa-Institut, Frey was wined and dined by the Polish art experts numerous times in late 1930s.

Pétain, the head of Vichy France, keeping to himself, while the others wined and dined on unlimited food and drink, and local residents faced wartime.

some of whom possess business instincts as sharp as those of the CEOs who wined and dined me six months before.

Among the celebrities and power brokers who wined and dined there during its original run were entertainers such as Rosemary.

Hartnett was named by City University London in July 2010 as the most "wined and dined" civil servant in Britain, having been treated to corporate hospitality.

1700s, it remained a convention to rhyme it as though it were pronounced "wined," so that in 1896, Ernest Dowson wrote: I have forgot much, Cynara! gone.

distinguished Polish Honey (1814) Château d'Yquem (1861) and first Georgian bottled wined of 1841, Saperavi (This is the oldest bottled wine in Georgia) 19th-century.

villain-hero of the series, could ever convince a woman like Eden to be wined and dined, let alone be seduced, that finally reveals the true motives of.

The visiting Duke of Württemberg was wined and dined during a visit in 1655: the tiny independent city-state was entirely.

arranged for the Cochise County sheriff to have the jury members "feasted and wined" during the original trial.

Snedecor's Tavern began drawing New York bluebloods and business barons who wined and dined in remote joy when they weren't fishing and hunting nearby.

went so when Bricne arrived at Rathmorgan he was courteously welcomed, wined and dined by Flidhais and her entourage who all turned out in their best.

Synonyms:

compete; triumph; sweep; vie; take; romp; contend; carry; prevail; take the cake;

Antonyms:

destabilise; underact; overact; inactivity; lose;