Ancestress is valid Scrabble Word

Is ancestress a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is ancestress valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for ANCESTRESS in dictionary:

NOUN:

a female ancestor
a woman, typically one more remote than a grandparent, from whom one is descended.
A female ancestor.
a woman ancestor

Words related to ANCESTRESS

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Words that contain ANCESTRESS

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How to use ANCESTRESS in a sentence

Fronting each other, the imbecile child of a deathlike beauty seemed the last of the race of which she, forgotten by the world, was the ancestress.
The ancestress, the forgotten one, tall, bony, ghastly, remained motionless, her eyes, only seeming to have life, her eyes shining clear as spring water in her thin withered face.
And the ancestress, the forgotten one, lived again, emerged from her oblivion, rigid and wasted, like a specter of terror and grief.
As for the big shawl, once belonging to a venerated ancestress, it is always safe to take a big shawl on a country trip even in June heat with the thermometer going up.
The family took its origin from a white ancestress, and had consequently been free for several generations.
Still, there is something to be said in defence of that venerable ancestress.
He made me many compliments, and said how very like I was growing to my ancestress, Ambrosine Eustasie de Calincourt, and he told me again the old story of the guillotine.
By dint of a succession of alliances, some regular, others highly irregular, she became the ancestress of nearly all the great Anglo-Norman families in Ireland.
The name means ancestress, and is frequently used for the mother of heroes.
The Julii were said to be descended from AEneas and to Venus, as his ancestress, Caesar dedicated a breastplate of pearls from the river mussels of Britain.

That is the picture of a wretched ancestress of mine, of whose crimes a black and fearful catalogue is recorded in a family history in my charter-chest.
His daughter Elizabeth was ancestress of the Earls of Winchelsea.
And in Nan the soul of her French ancestress lived anew.
The Bankes family, who still own Corfe, must be proud of that Lady Bankes, their ancestress, who held the castle.
Jules de Saux, but as an artist used the name of an ancestress.
This ancestress was her chief claim to be a member of those shining societies which I have enumerated.
Amid its emptiness of dismantled shelves and walls and floor, only the tiny ancestress still hung in her place, last token of the home that had been.
A Moabitess was the ancestress of David, and it was to the court of the King of Moab that David entrusted his parents when hard pressed by Saul.
The first woman who followed her spinning-wheel out of her home into the factory was the natural ancestress of the first woman who demanded the ballot.
This tribal ancestress, as will be seen in the paragraph of the monograph dealing with ancestor-worship, is greatly reverenced, in fact, she may almost be said to be deified.
Here his ancestress, the swan maiden Wachilde, took charge of him, and conveyed him to a place of safety.
She was still in the romantic stage of kingship! And then the stolidly common-sense Puritan ancestress in her made her laugh.

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