Analyse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANALYSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to separate a whole into parts, also ANALYZE
• discover or reveal (something) through close examination
• identify and measure the chemical constituents of (a substance or specimen)
• resolve (a sentence) into its grammatical elements; parse.
• examine (something) methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret it
• psychoanalyse (someone).
• make an analysis of (something)
• consider in detail and subject to an analysis in order to discover essential features or meaning
• break down into components or essential features
• make a mathematical, chemical, or grammatical analysis of; break down into components or essential features
• subject to psychoanalytic treatment
NOUN:
• Alt. of Analyser
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to analyze

Words related to ANALYSE

analysable15 analysation14 analysations15 analysed12 analyser11 analysers12 analyses11 analysing13 analyzable24 analyzation23 analyzations24 analyze19

Words that contain ANALYSE

analysed12 analyser11 analyses11 analysers12 reanalyse12 reanalysed14 reanalyses13 unanalysed14 uranalyses13 metanalyses16 misanalyses16 overanalyse17 overanalysed19 overanalyses18 cryptanalyses23 hypnoanalyses24 microanalyses20 narcoanalyses18 psychoanalyse26 psephoanalyses24 psychoanalysed28 psychoanalyser27 psychoanalyses27 electroanalyses20 psychoanalysers28

How to use ANALYSE in a sentence

• I had no time to analyse these various impressions, however, for my attention was almost instantly distracted.
• We must consider and analyse the sentiments and psychological causes which bring about a war.
• The genesis of folly is as difficult to analyse as the genesis of most other things.
• Our task is to analyse and explain these special relations between the two systems of thought.
• His idea was to analyse this misery as an artist and to express it to the world.
• This inclination he occasionally found leisure to analyse, but, not understanding it, never got very far, except that, superficially, it had been more or less physical.
• But, a-stir by eight the next morning, I got back by ten to the Arsenal, and proceeded to analyse that vast and multiple entity.
• The process of making the faces is so rapid in health that it is difficult to analyse it without the recollection of what took place more slowly when we were weakened by illness.
• I have been trying to analyse the feeling I have for men of genius, Coleridge, Wordsworth and Dana, for example.
• By a process which she could not analyse, her father had become a forbidden subject.
• I have never striven to analyse this feeling or study the moment when it comes, and that feeling has been often mine.
• Having explained compound words by resolving them into their original elements, he now proceeds to analyse simple words into the letters of which they are composed.
• But to understand it, to analyse its causes, to grasp its significance, to realize its true nature, that he never attempted to do.
• How Ruskin with his petulant impatience brought himself to analyse so minutely works the examination of which leads to such bodily discomfort, I cannot imagine.
• The predicament had come upon him so suddenly that he had not until now found the opportunity to analyse it in its entirety.
• For really, when you come to analyse the lecture, what thin and bodyless stuff it is.
• Any student who should wish to examine the conditions of the struggle at its height may be content to analyse the first act of this the first historical play of Shakespeare.
• In the theology of the Greeks are many antient terms, which learned men have tried to analyse, and define.
• Nor can I pretend to analyse, in my own instance, the effect of religious teaching so deep, so pure, so beautiful.
• In fact, if we keenly analyse it, it is almost invariably the soaring ambition and deep self-love of people that has led them to leave the Faith.
• There was in his breast a mixed, feverish desire, which he took no trouble to analyse.
• A sort of blind fury possessed him, but he never paused to analyse it, never asked himself by what right he pursued this man, what wrong the latter had done him.
• Select other words from the dictionary, and analyse as we have done above, giving some explanation for every peculiarity found in the printing and marks.
• Richard, when in 1808 he published his valuable and original Analyse du Fruit.
• The first step was to get women to speak out, to analyse their own difficulties and hindrances as matters boldly to be faced.
• There are thoughts and actions which so enter the daily conduct of our lives that we take them for granted and never pause to analyse them.
• It would be difficult to analyse the feelings of Philip Vanderdecken on this his second embarkation.
• She was out simply to enjoy, to see and feel, rather than reason, analyse or think.
• The park embrace, as nearly as I can analyse it, seems to be one part instinct, one part duty, one part custom, and one part reflex action.
• They analyse neither their sensations nor the phenomenon.
• It is not my business to analyse the causes of that decline and fall, though a few words on them may not be out of place.
• We should need in the first place to analyse, with some care, in what sense it is in each case used.
• Being only a dog, he could not analyse the thoughts passing through his brain.
• He did not attempt to analyse either his motive or his emotions.
• As for the doctor, he found a pleasure in this service that would have puzzled him had he paused to analyse it.
• We have not space to analyse these documents, nor is it necessary to do so.

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