Anything is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANYTHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• In any measure; anywise; at all.
PRONOUN:
• used to refer to a thing, no matter what
• used for emphasis
• used to indicate a range
• any object, event, or action whatever
NOUN:
• something as opposed to nothing
• Any object, act, state, event, or fact whatever; thing of any kind; something or other; aught; as, I would not do it for anything.
• Expressing an indefinite comparison; -- with as or like.
• any thing at random
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a thing of any kind

Words related to ANYTHING

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Words that contain ANYTHING

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How to use ANYTHING in a sentence

• Yet she had asked him to help her in a way which might be anything but lawful, even supposing that it did not involve positive cruelty.
• Before I did anything, however, I should have a few enquiries to make.
• Whence it follows that it should not receive anything from it, or be susceptible of any of its impressions.
• That was more cheerful, and it was different, again, from anything I had done or known before.
• Bancroft, and if anything happens to me suddenly you will find the letter in my desk, and must send it to him immediately.
• Conjugal love, which, according to authors, is a peculiar phase of love, has, more than anything else, its French Campaign, its fatal 1814.
• In all the army there was not his superior in courage and persistence in anything he should undertake.
• A little coffee early in the morning, and then anything we cared to ask for.
• You can ask an Arab about anything else in the world, but not his wife.
• To us our religion is something quite inseparable from ourselves, something that cannot be compared with anything else, or replaced ith anything else.
• Life, on such terms, seems to us anything but desirable.
• There was nobody in New England that knew anything about sieges or any other regular fighting.
• What joy to hear thee, and to see! Thy elder brother I would be, Thy father, anything to thee.
• Paul, who was at the time, open for anything that would turn up, quickly accepted the proposition.
• But the work was one entirely different from anything which had been accomplished by government agency in the country before.
• But Brian can make him do anything, even to keeping quiet.
• He was afraid to say anything about it at the table for fear of being laughed at.
• I told them to try to never think, say or do anything which would make them want to take off the cross from their necks.
• He was such a foolish and contrary young fellow that when people told him not to do a thing, he always wanted to do that thing worse than anything else in the world.
• I have been asked I guess by a thousand different people about that insect, and I have not been able to learn anything about it.
• As for the register itself it could not have contained anything of great importance.
• It was not early in the morning, for, if there is anything a Korean hates to do, it is to make an early start on a journey.
• She could not say anything, but over and over again she kissed the burning cheeks of her friend.
• The idea of carrying her out bodily was anything but encouraging! At six-thirty the public distribution of soup recommenced.
• This is no place for a detailed examination of the comparison, as to which I shall only say that I do not think Thackeray has anything to fear from it.
• We got a drink at a tap in the station and ate some bread and cheese from our pack, which they had not taken away from us, but they did not offer us anything to eat.
• Witherspoon rarely laughed at anything, but he laughed at this.
• If there is anything I can do to help you, I will do it.
• Any one arranging telling something was arranging something for that thing, was arranging anything for that thing.
• This is possibly true but there is little evidence to show that the natives of the Congo ever sacrificed either living or dead to propitiate anyone or anything.
• If he could gain a place near that, he assured himself he would be able to know if anything occurred below, and at the same time he himself would be secure from observation.
• It seemed unlikely that he would ever have anything to say about our cutting down a few trees, but rather than run any risk Mr.

Similar words containing ANYTH without suffix ing

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